Oily skin?! tips?

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Kyraa D.

Feb 10, 2014

Kyraa D.

Clean & Clear makes these oil strips.. they're little purple plastic-like sheets that you dab onto your skin & it absorbs excess oil.. a quick fix for when you need it!

Candy A.

Feb 10, 2014

Candy A.

I have really oily skin especially on my forehead, I've been using coconut oil as a wash/makeup remover and it's helped tremendously. I also use milk of magnesia before foundation after moisturizing

Chelle D.

Feb 10, 2014

Chelle D.

Witch hazel

Karida J.

Feb 10, 2014

Karida J.

Witch Hazel works great!

Berkeley K.

Feb 10, 2014

Berkeley K.

Today I posted about how I cured my oily skin completely!! You should check it out, there's lots of advice!! :) in short, milk of magnesia, NYX set it don't fret it finishing powder :)

Aurora S.

Feb 14, 2014

Aurora S.

Basically don't wash your face with cleansers since they dry out your skin and cause your skin to produce more oil. I apply olive oil to my face and let it stay on my makeup to sort of help liquefy it and wipe it off with a baby wipe an then use sea salt to just exfoliate my face then use extra virgin organic cold pressed coconut oil and my face is a heck of a lot less oily. Pretty much normal skinned now

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