Moisturizer for face dry/oily?.. Help!

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Alexandra S.

Jul 2, 2013

Alexandra S.

Go to beauty supplier and ask for cream for combination skin I have the same thing it's when your skin isn't all oily and isn't all dry.

Alexandra S.

Jul 2, 2013

Alexandra S.

I use eve Taylor products they are very rich with vitamins a work amazingly they are very gentle you can order them online they can be a little expensive but they are amazing

Sharon A.

Jul 2, 2013

Sharon A.

I use clinique's dramatically different moisturizing gel for oily/combination moisturizer and it does its job pretty well. :)

Ty R.

Jul 2, 2013

Ty R.

Cetaphil!

Rachel H.

Jul 2, 2013

Rachel H.

I really like Simple's lightweight moisturizer. For me, my cheeks are pretty dry but my tzone can be an oil spill with the wrong moisturizer. It's lightweight enough it keeps my tzone in check, I just put a little bit more on my cheeks and it works out just fine. I think it was around $7. I really love Cliniques moisture surge as well but it's around 3x the price of Simple.

Shauna S.

Jul 2, 2013

Shauna S.

I use Simple Skincare's light moisturizer, it's amazinggg. They also have another heavier moisturizer.

Abbi M.

Jul 2, 2013

Abbi M.

DO NOT USE MOISTURISER! This closes your pores and elevates the oils on your face. If you do use foundation or regular moisturiser be sure to clean it all off before bed in the shower not by hand in the sink if you keep your hair healthy yet he oils which transfer from your hair to your face will not react because your hair and face should be clean

Nicole S.

Jul 2, 2013

Nicole S.

I just bought this! This tub is big and really cheap. I think I paid about $5. I really think it's improved my skin, and it smells great.

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