Oily Skin Makeup

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Sabina V.

Apr 2, 2013

Sabina V.

What's the best makeup ( powder, foundation, primer ) for oily skin?

Olivia T.

Apr 2, 2013

Olivia T.

You should powder first, then apply either a liquid or mineral powdered foundation and sandwich it with powder again. Try Youngblood mineral loose foundation and their ultra fine hi- definition powder! Hope this helps.

Kelsey H.

Apr 2, 2013

Kelsey H.

Estee lauder double wear liquid. You can powder after if you need to. I wouldn't recommend to powder, liquid powder it would be to heavy.

Jody T.

Apr 2, 2013

Jody T.

I have really oily skin and I have found if you use oil free foundation it has really worked for me. Plus I think it has a lot to do with what products you use before you put on makeup. Like your face wash lotions ect. I know ever since I have been using dermalogica on my face. I use the same primer bb cream oil free and powder and it seems to hold well.

Marcela F.

Apr 2, 2013

Marcela F.

I agree with Olivia! The only liquid foundation that has worked for my oily skin is Make Up forever Velvet Mat foundation. But I usually wear Laura Mercier mineral powder or Pur minerals, and use a mattifying primer.

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