Oily skin problems

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Jabou R.

Jun 17, 2013

Jabou R.

I wear makeup like everyday but in light loads (a little foundation, mascara). I wear foundation because I have blemishes on my cheeks. I wear more makeup (eyeshadow...liner...lipstick) when I'm going out and what not. I started to notice the more I wear makeup, the more I break out and I do think it's my makeup that's breaking me out. What are some ways to keep my skin clear?

Claire P.

Jun 17, 2013

Claire P.

Try the Neutrogena Skin Clearing Oil Free Foundation. It also acts as a blemish treatment.

Jabou R.

Jun 17, 2013

Jabou R.

Oops I meant to say I don't think it's my foundation that I'm "allergic" to

Vaishnavi T.

Jun 17, 2013

Vaishnavi T.

Yeah it can be the reason. Acc. To me everyone should accept the way they are and feel happy in everyway. It can make a lot of chnge. And you can try not to wear any makeup when your at home! Hope it helps

Amanda C.

Jun 17, 2013

Amanda C.

It's not how much makeup you wear, usually it's because you're not removing it correctly. You need to find an oil cleanser, a makeup removing face wash, a toner, a moisturizer, and use a mask and scrub once a week. I can bet your skin will improve dramatically.

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