Foundation for oily skin - HELP!

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Teri J.

Jul 29, 2013

Teri J.

I've been using Clinique's Even Better foundation, it's worked, until now. My skin's oiliness is starting to show through! I would like something with medium or build able coverage. OR, a great primer that gives oil the business and works well. I live in a very humid area which only makes my oily skin more prevalent I have combination skin so some spots are oily while others are dry, which makes it extremely difficult to find products that work well.

Shauna S.

Jul 29, 2013

Shauna S.

Here are some of my favourites

Foundation:
L'Oreal True Match
Revlon Colorstay

Primer:
Milk of Magnesia
Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer
Urban Decay Primer

Pua K.

Jul 29, 2013

Pua K.

Check out my homemade primer.

Rashi P.

Jul 29, 2013

Rashi P.

I bought maybelline mousse foundation in a bottle today.. it's great.. other than that studio fix by mac is matte and great..

Kirsty T.

Jul 29, 2013

Kirsty T.

Estee lauder double wear I swear by it.

Amanda F.

Jul 29, 2013

Amanda F.

I have extremely oily skin. I use Laura Mercer oil free primer and loreal true match foundation.

Alyssa G.

Jul 29, 2013

Alyssa G.

Use milk of magnesia as a primer! Its incredible on oily skin!

Elsa L.

Jul 29, 2013

Elsa L.

Best foundation for oily combo is revlon colorstay affordable foundation and medium to full coverage :) I use a blender sponge which gives it a flawless smooth look.

Elsa L.

Jul 29, 2013

Elsa L.

Good primer I've used is Smashbox primer amazing and holds wonderfully :)

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