what do I do for my oily skin?

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Kylie A.

Jan 5, 2013

Kylie A.

I have oily skin.. What can I do to make it not so oily or just yea(:

Juliana S.

Jan 5, 2013

Juliana S.

Use a speacil paper uhhhh i forgot the name you dab it on oily durrface and it soaks in moister

Alissa Z.

Jan 5, 2013

Alissa Z.

Blotting papers are good. This sounds crazy, but get a bottle of milk of magnesia and dab it on the oily places, then let it dry and wash it off. Helps absorb oil so well.

Alli Rose G.

Jan 5, 2013

Alli Rose G.

If you're putting makeup on, make sure your primer is very matte. I wear one from an indie company, Fyrinnae. It strips that oil out in nothing flat. Also, blot your foundation before you set it with a powder. I use coconut oil as a night time moisturizer and it's helped reduce my oil production. Oil free moisturizers, foundations etc. If you have combo oily skin, go for more of a gel moisturizer. 

Emma T.

Jan 5, 2013

Emma T.

I recommend using Corn starch as a setting powder. It sounds weird but it absorbs oil like crazy and leaves you matte all day!

Macy J.

Jan 5, 2013

Macy J.

Eat healthier food items like vegetables,wash your face every night.thats all there is to really do

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