Best skin products for EXTREMELY oily skin?

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Emma G.

Dec 9, 2013

Emma G.

Primers, toners, foundations, powers, ect.

Chloe P.

Dec 9, 2013

Chloe P.

Omg! are you like me? I have such oily skin. I use clean and clear continuous control acne wash, and before that I used shine control morning burst. trust me, they are better that proativ solution. hope this helps!

Symone B.

Dec 9, 2013

Symone B.

My skin is super oily. It would get oily within 15-20mins of washing. I've found ways to control it.
Toner- forget fancy products. All toners do is restore skin ph and you can do that with a splash of cold water.
Primer- milk of magnesia has changed my life. I wear is every day
Foundation- Revlon Colorstay foundation for oily skin
Powder- Ben nye neutral set powder. I truly swear by this. I had a 16 hour day yesterday and my face was totally matte at the end of the day (with the exception of a slight nose shine.)

Symone B.

Dec 9, 2013

Symone B.

Also, do a clay mask once and a week draw out excess oil.

Cat C.

Dec 9, 2013

Cat C.

We'll let me tell you, I've tried just about everything. I swear by the Becca ever matte primer and kat Von d lock it tattoo foundation. I use them together and alone and they're amazing. Also the covergirl 3 in 1 foundation. But really you can use any oil free foundation with that primer and stay matte for hours! And I'm usually only matte for 2 hours.

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