Oily skin cleansers?

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Becky C.

Dec 18, 2014

Becky C.

I have really oily skin and I find that most cleaners either dry my skin out completely meaning I have to moisturise and then my skin becomes oily, or some cleansers just make my skin even oilier! I can't seem to find a cleanser that is right for my skin and actually works x

Emily C.

Dec 18, 2014

Emily C.

My skin is like they to I like Michael Todd's. I never dries out my face. then I use jojoba oil as moisturizer. I know putting oil on your face sounds weird but it's not. Jojoba oil is similar to human sebum. When you put it on your skin it tricks it that there is already oil on it so your face doesn't over produce oil. You should look into it.

Faith F.

Dec 18, 2014

Faith F.

Cetaphil is AMAZING it's super gentle and works for EVERY skin type. I love it! It doesn't totally strip your skin of oil either, just gives a nice gentle clean

Rebecca J.

Dec 18, 2014

Rebecca J.

I love cerave hydrating cleanser. Doesn't dry out my skin at all it puts moisture back into it.

Gisell G.

Dec 18, 2014

Gisell G.

I suggest checking this out

Gisell G.

Dec 18, 2014

Gisell G.

It's from shisheido

Candy A.

Dec 19, 2014

Candy A.

Hey, I also have (had?) oily skin which led to a lot of breakouts. I stumbled into a Lush store in San Francisco and their product Angels on Bare Skin changed my life! I definitely recommend checking it out, a little goes a long way and their moisturizers and face masks are amazing also.

Kat S.

Dec 19, 2014

Kat S.

I have a Clinique one that's really good, but don't know what it's called as the label has fallen off somehow, but it's In a green bottle w/ a squirty pump and I love it for my oily skin.

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