Because it's more likely to clog pores and cause acne.Ī lightweight, safe primer will be your best bet. I would like to remind you that if you have oily skin, please do not choose those with heavy textures or containing acne-causing ingredients. Matte primer reduces pores and effectively controls shine, which makes your makeup look clearer and more natural and helps make subsequent makeup more durable.
Because they can sometimes make your face look greasy. When choosing a primer, you should try to avoid using glitter and pearlescent products. So a good oil primer is especially important for oily skin. Oily skin without effective oil control is difficult to create a clean and flawless base makeup.Įffective skincare and a refreshing base will keep your makeup on all day. For those with oily skin, making the look last all day is the biggest problem. Especially in the summer, your makeup can get even messier due to excessive facial oil production and perspiration. Oily skin bases tend to peel off easily and may even become caked.
BEST PRIMER FOR OILY SKIN NON SILICONE BASED PLUS
NO.18 BOBBI BROWN Primer Plus Mattifier.NO.17 Smashbox Photo Finish Oil and Shine Control Primer.NO.16 Yves Saint Laurent TOP SECRETS INSTANT MOISTURE GLOW.NO.15 MARC JACOBS Under (cover) Perfecting Coconut Face Primer.NO.13 First Aid Beauty Coconut Skin Smoothie Priming Moisturizer.NO.12 Too Faced Hangover Replenishing Face Primer.
BEST PRIMER FOR OILY SKIN NON SILICONE BASED PRO
NO.10 Laura Mercier Pure Canvas Blurring Primer.NO.9 Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Hydrating Primer.NO.8 MAKE UP FOR EVER STEP1 Skin EQUALIZER #1 Base Matifiante Mattifying Primer.NO.6 Yves Saint Laurent TOP SECRETS Instant Moisture Glow Face Primer.NO.5 Honest Beauty Everything Primer Glow.NO.4 Clé de Peau Beauté Voile Blanc Brightening Enhancer Base.NO.3 Laura Mercier Pure Canvas Primer Hydrating.
Does it show up or disappear? Please let me know if you've tested. I'm not sure about the slight white tint on darker skin tones.So, see if you can get a sample to test on a smaller area of your face before you commit. Someone on Makeup Alley did report breakouts. I've had no issues at all, but you just never know with these things. Do a test-drive if you are acne-prone.Since it's so VERY effective, you want to get it all off later, so skin can breathe. I know this is not silicone, but I'd still recommend a thorough cleanse after you wear this, just to be on the safe side.
Make sure to wash it off well. This is a key problem with silicone primers-if you don't remove them with a really good cleanser (like an oil-based one that cuts through the silicone), they're left sitting on top of your skin and you don't even know it.Don't feel like you always-or ever-need to put it on your entire face. It works well for spot oil control. I'll be sticking to wearing this on my T-zone only.I tested it on my cheeks for a whirl a couple of times, and while it does hide pores well, it did feel too drying for me there. My skin is combo, so my forehead and chin are hardy enough to take the oil-sucking capabilities of this primer. It'll just dry your skin out way too much and feel uncomfortable. Don't buy this if you have dry skin and zero oily areas.Oh, and you can apply this either underneath your makeup or on top for touch-ups. With this primer underneath, I feel like my coverage has never slid off, and I've never felt compelled to blot myself with powder in the ladies' room.
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