Tips for oily skin ✖️

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Cindy S.

Jan 23, 2014

Cindy S.

Share some tips please c:

Sapphire K.

Jan 23, 2014

Sapphire K.

Be nice to it. I like to say oily skin is overprotective skin. Try using enzyme mask exfoliators, and an astringent with cucumber. Or water down witch hazel. Remember that moisturizing the face will mean less oil is necessary, so an oil free lightweight moisturizer will feel amazing. As for makeup, try using a mineral or otherwise powder based foundation, or the fit me sticks do okay with Nyx matifying fixing spray. :) hope this helped.

Carlissa T.

Jan 24, 2014

Carlissa T.

I like the acai Freeman's mask very good with helping me not get so oily & also gets rid if any face blemishes. ☺️ & my doctor also prescribed me 2% erythromycin. That worked!

Mackenzi B.

Jan 24, 2014

Mackenzi B.

This may surprise you but oily skin is often cause by not being moisturized (crazy I know but its true!) your skin could be overproducing oil in order to compensate for moisture not beig there! Suggestions: after you cleanse, you a good moisture or cream. Some of my favorites are cerave moisturizing cram and clinique dramatically different moisturizing lotion. Another tup: moisturize before bed (or after your night wash routine) and in morning (after you wash face). Even if you don't wash at these times, be sure to moistueize. Moisturizing helps with oil control, acne and other things.

Cindy S.

Jan 24, 2014

Cindy S.

Thank you girls (:

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