Face Products On Dry/Oily Skin.

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Lucy C.

Jul 7, 2013

Lucy C.

I have oily skin but some parts are also dry. are there any good products for dry skin like powders, concealers?

Fanny L.

Jul 7, 2013

Fanny L.

Depends where you're dry. Personally I feel like if you're dry, you need to switch your skincare, not try new makeup.

Caitlin M.

Jul 7, 2013

Caitlin M.

Tarte's maracuja ceaseless concealer is pretty good. It's pretty thick though. But it's really creamy and non-drying. I powder mine because it is a bit shiny but it doesn't dry it out too much. They also have a maracuja foundation that would probably be good for dry skin but I haven't tried it personally. I got the Amazonian clay instead because I have oily skin. I can honestly say I love the maracuja products I've tried from them so I imagine the foundation would be pretty good too.

But Fanny makes a good point, maybe you need to re-evaluate your skincare routine. If your face is still super dry in areas it sounds like you need a better moisturizer.

Eboni M.

Jul 8, 2013

Eboni M.

Agreed with Fanny! Sounds like you may have combination skin, which should be dealt with by switching up your skincare routine. A face mask I find super great for my combination skin is the Lush Cupcake facemask. Works really well!

Carabelle R.

Jul 8, 2013

Carabelle R.

Http://www.beautylish.com/f/sryxvz/make-up-dos-and-donts hope this helps you lovely! xo Carabelle.

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