Highlighting on oily skin?!?!😆

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Noemy M.

Dec 22, 2015

Noemy M.

Always always always see or hear people saying oily faces can't highlight because it'll look more oily. Definitely NOT true! yes it might give it the affect of oily skin if your not matte & your letting your makeup move around! I always always always tend to matte my face well if I'm going to use a highlighter (which I don't use everyday) but I'm sharing my way of being matte & highlighted😊

I use nyx shine killer mainly all over my t-zone & the tip of my nose (where I get most oily at)
I throw in my Kat Von d foundation setting it with some translucent powder by nyx.
I will contour with all powders so my face keeps the matte going on with using powders -no creams.
Once everything is set on my face again I will put loose powder all over,use a setting spray after I let the spray sit I go in with my Urban Decay Naked illuminated on top of my cheek bones I build up how much I want or need for my own preference which you can do as well.


I know I know a lot of powders but it'll keep you matte for awhile and you'll have a nice highlight✨😊

Yaira D.

Dec 23, 2015

Yaira D.

Awesome! I am still new to the highlighting world and I am an oiky skin gal so I'm going to try this method for Christmas Eve and any other event and see how it works for me (:. Thanks for sharing!

Noemy M.

Dec 23, 2015

Noemy M.

You're welcome😊let me know how it turns out for you Yaira :)

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