Skin Care And Makeup For Oily Face.

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Jackie L.

Feb 9, 2013

Jackie L.

Oily acne prone skin , help?!! Products/makeup?

Meg T.

Feb 9, 2013

Meg T.

Clinique stay matte foundation saved my life. I have extremely oily skin. And everything made me break out. I started moisturizing more and it actually made me less oily. I have it down to a science. First I use an astringent instead of a toner. Astringents control oil better. Then I moisturizer with neautrogena naturals daily moisturizer. It's non comedogenic and feels so light. Then, I use neutrogena shine control primer. I read it made some people break out but, I have such severely sensitive skin, and I have never had an issue with it. After that I use my Clinique stay matte foundation. I let it sit and then I set it when I'm done with the rest of my makeup with a powder. Lasts me all day. Moisturizing is the key. Sounds crazy but my skin has done a total 180. Stopped using everything harsh and now my skin is nearly perfect.

Tia B.

Feb 9, 2013

Tia B.

Skin care I'm using Origins Cheeks and Balances Cleanser and Fresh Rose Water as a Toner and the Body Shop Vitamin C Moisturizer I just changed my regimen after 6 months as far as makeup I'm Using Makeup Forever Hd Foundation and Nars Loose Powder which keeps my skin at a matte finish I love the Boscia blotting sheets In Green Tea there my favorites

Jackie L.

Feb 9, 2013

Jackie L.

Thanks!

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