My skin gets very oily after I wear foundation. can someone pls recommend a good makeup base or primer which helps control shine on the face? I have tried simple oil balancing moisturiser but it doesn't seem to work for mecan anybody recommend a good make up base/primer that leaves oily skin shine free and matte all day or any products that come close.
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Thanks for ur reply Gerogia. But when I use mineral make up after moisturising my face, they tend to become cakey. is there any reason for this? i suppose I am not wearing my make up right as I have heard so many good reviews on mineral make up...Mineral makeups are the best for just about any skin type. I love ID Bare Esentuals. Its in a powder base, but has no talc, its all minerals from the earth. It has a product called mineral vail which matts the skin and will help control the oil. Also, you are probably not using the right products for your skin. Quite often oily skin people will overstrip thier skin with strong products and the skin panics because it is losing it protective barrier and it will produce more oil. Its a endless cycle. Go to a good esthetician or beauty therapist and get some good advice. They can turn you onto the products that will help
Mineral makeup is very different from the traditional powder make ups, it has to be layered very finely on the skin. It cant go directly from the pot to your face. As you dispense from the pot or cake the excess has to be shaken off. It is meant to be applied very sheer and if you want heavier coverage, you put on more layers. I hope this makes sense. Best thing to do is find a mineral makeup store or go to a spa that has mineral makeup and have someone explain it to you. Also, I believe the ID has CDs you can view. If you live where there is an Ulta or Sephora, someone there should be able to help. Also, again if you are getting caking, you may be using an inappropriate moisturizer for your skin or are using too much. You also need to wait a awhile for your moisturizer to soak in before appliying makeup. I apply mine then doing something else, like my hair or brush teeth, then do makeupThanks for ur reply Gerogia. But when I use mineral make up after moisturising my face, they tend to become cakey. is there any reason for this? i suppose I am not wearing my make up right as I have heard so many good reviews on mineral make up...![]()
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Thank you for such helpful tipsMineral makeup is very different from the traditional powder make ups, it has to be layered very finely on the skin. It cant go directly from the pot to your face. As you dispense from the pot or cake the excess has to be shaken off. It is meant to be applied very sheer and if you want heavier coverage, you put on more layers. I hope this makes sense. Best thing to do is find a mineral makeup store or go to a spa that has mineral makeup and have someone explain it to you. Also, I believe the ID has CDs you can view. If you live where there is an Ulta or Sephora, someone there should be able to help. Also, again if you are getting caking, you may be using an inappropriate moisturizer for your skin or are using too much. You also need to wait a awhile for your moisturizer to soak in before appliying makeup. I apply mine then doing something else, like my hair or brush teeth, then do makeup
According to Skinn products (from LA) it was developed for oily skin to matte up makeup. I do like it because you can put it on very lightly as a base or put it on top of your makeup. It's sheer and evens out skin tone a bit. I bought the tinted gel but their lightest shade was too dark for me.Mari here recs Skinn Orchid Gel as a primer for oily skin. Available online or sometimes @ eBay. Just ask her!!
I am going to go against the grain here and say to use absolutely nothingcan anybody recommend a good make up base/primer that leaves oily skin shine free and matte all day or any products that come close.
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Hi Ros,The Ketsugo range is available online and in major UK Department stores. I haven't tried Skinn Orchid but Ketsugo really has given me the best results out of everything.