HELP foundation for oily skin?

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Gabriella-Michela R.

Jan 2, 2013

Gabriella-Michela R.

I've used practically everything;
Estée Lauder, mac, Dior, Clinique, no7, maybelline..!
Can someone give a suggestion of a foundation that is good for oily skin? I'm sick of looking shiny after about 4/5 hours and half of my makeup having slid off too :( x

Mel M.

Jan 3, 2013

Mel M.

Have u tried Clinique Acne Solution? Im oily too and it works for me, just dont put too much and apply with a makeup brushe, blend with the beauty blender, less is more, I also carry blothing papers and a little tub of translucend powder for touch ups

Brooke S.

Jan 3, 2013

Brooke S.

Revlon colorstay, for oily combo skin.lightly blot your face with a napkin to get out access oil right after you apply it.then set your makeup with a translucent powder.the blotting method helped my makeup last atleast two more hours than usual.! Good luck! 

Illy J.

Jan 3, 2013

Illy J.

Put just a little milk of magnesia (yes, the laxative) on your face and let it dry before you prime. Then use whatever foundation your heart desires.

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