Oily Skin With Liquid Foundation.

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Cassie K.

Mar 22, 2013

Cassie K.

I can't wear liquid foundation because in less than an hour my face looks greasy and oily! What's a good fix for me? Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)

Chloe W.

Mar 22, 2013

Chloe W.

My cousin has quite oily skin and she uses Make Up For Ever's Matte + Velvet foundation (pretty sure that's the name) and it seems to work for her! I've also heard it has nice coverage. I recommend putting a light layer of setting powder before foundation, and a light layer after to keep oil at bay! My skin tends to get oily and I'm loving Clean & Clear's oil blotting sheets right now, oil control lasts for about 4 hours using them. Hope I helped some!

Karli J.

Mar 22, 2013

Karli J.

I had extremely oily skin for forever. When I went to see a dermatologist, she said the moisturizer I was using was waaaay to heavy for my face. That's probably part of your problem. Use tea tree oil gel moisturizer or switch to a really light gel moisturizer

Sarah H.

Mar 22, 2013

Sarah H.

Use an oil free foundation like Benefit Hello Flawless! Plus use a oil free makeup base that soaks up oil. The one I use is called PoreFessional from Benefit under my foundation, it is packed with vitamin C and soaks up oil in my T-zone because of its clay base.

Alexandra G.

Mar 22, 2013

Alexandra G.

I have oily skin and I set my foundation with loose powder / setting powder to make it matte. Here are foundations that work for me:
1. Makeup Forever HD Foundation
2. Bobbi Brown Long Wear Even Finish Foundation

bring powder to touch up, a good powder to fight shine is MAC Blot Powder :D

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