Oily skin.. HELP!!

Feb 10, 2014

Isabel E.

So I have oily skin and acne scars but I really don't like "typical" foundations because they seem way to heavy on my face. BB creams are the type of "foundations" that I like because they're light but recently they have been making my face SOOO OILY!! && I have no idea which foundation I should use. Please Help!!

Feb 10, 2014

Cat C.

Try a mattifying primer like the Becca Ever Matte. Smashbox has a new one for mattifying too.
And try an oil free bb cream. The only one that works for my oily skin is the garnier one that's for oily skin.

Feb 11, 2014

Sheariah S.

Hey Isabel you should try this stuff called OatDust it is
great for oily skin.

.Even though its not what your asking for it would really help (I know because I have oily skin too) good luck :) http://oatdust.com

Feb 11, 2014

Vanessa W.

Definitely try this tip, I'm so glad someone asked this question because I love this tip haha.

Use a small dot of full coverage concealer, mix it with your moisturizer (try to find those especially for oily skin. Neutrogena makes moisturizers for oily skin that hhave a matte smooth finish!) once you mix the concealer w your cream, you now have your own 'bb cream' essentially. Except now, you have one with fuller coverage. It feels like all you have on your face is lotion, but you have full even coverage all over.

Some good concealers for this trick:
Mac Prolongwear
Hard Candy Glamoflauge
MUFE Full cover

gossmakeupartist on youtube is the one who revealed this tip, if you want to find out more. Hope this helped. :)

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