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Brianna C.

Aug 10, 2014

Brianna C.

I didn't get much replies on my last post but I'm looking for a face primer that would be good for oily/combination skin. I have dry patches on my cheeks and very oily everywhere else. Please please please help!!

Selen S.

Aug 10, 2014

Selen S.

I have the same skin problem. I use mac prep and prime it works very well I love it but the only con is it does not control my oil long enough. I am still on the hunt for a better one :) but I recommend the mac prep and prime, try a sample

Sophie F.

Aug 10, 2014

Sophie F.

Alexis C. sorry, but I don't think it's up to you.

Qwaserght T.

Aug 10, 2014

Qwaserght T.

I agree with Alexis that 4 hours isn't enough time, especially if you actually got answers
Anyways
Rimmel stay matte primer is good for oily skin, and it's not expensive
Just be careful with how much you use, if you use a lot of it it cakes up I find

Isabella K.

Aug 10, 2014

Isabella K.

Tarte 12 hour porelesss primer has all kinds of vitamynes to help your skin through time, and it is absolutely amazing fir oily skin. tha mac one is also greay.

Sydnee B.

Aug 10, 2014

Sydnee B.

@sophie F. Alexis is just informing people such as yourself who don't read or understand the rules so that for future references these people will know the rules of beautylish, no it isn't up to her but it IS a rule if you would take time to read the rules you would understand. :)

Hannah K.

Aug 10, 2014

Hannah K.

I agree with Alexis. This is why others don't have their threads replied to:\
And Sophie, you are being rude and uncalled for. Alexis is just enforcing the rules of BL, which you should have read.

Answering Briannas question, I like Smashbox Photo Finish primer, Garnier 5 Second Perfect Blur primer and BareMinerals primer

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