Makeup for acne-prone and oily skin. HELP!

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Brittany D.

Jun 3, 2013

Brittany D.

Makeup leave your skin breathe, you're only going to cause more problems. If your skin is oily you're doing something wrong, use only cetaphil cleanser by the end of the week your skin won't be oily and more normal skin type.

Brooke L.

Jun 3, 2013

Brooke L.

Wash your face every morning n every night. Do not use liquid foundation. Use minerals n powder. 

XoxoB.💋

Kristen H.

Jun 3, 2013

Kristen H.

Use clinique acne solutions with one of there translucent powders over top or use one of their high coverage powders if that's what you want just don't let anyone talk you into bare minerals because the talc or mica I can't remember which will make your acne prone skin worse like it did mine. If you have a lot of trouble with oil I suggest using blotting papers!

Paris M.

Jun 3, 2013

Paris M.

Use cover fx ( dermatologist #1 recommended )

Ella R.

Jun 3, 2013

Ella R.

I have oily skin too, and you're not doing anything wrong it's just your skin. But I do agree, oil free moisturizers and no liquid foundations x

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