Makeup when you have oily skin can be annoying at times. I know because I have very oily skin myself, so I am constantly the mirror every two hours to see if my nose is evident. I asked my dermatologist if there is anything that it could not eliminate the production of oil and, tragically, his answer was "no." He did not realize that you always look great in 50 years, which is the situation.

Over the years I learned to deal with some very useful products and advice I'm sure it will benefit as well:

1. Blot Powder – This is a wonderful product that I carry with me every day in my bag. It comes in a compact with murmur, similar to a pure powder. Rather than tinkering with more makeup or pure powder, I use the blot powder. It is transparent, so you can get rid of the stickiness, without caking makeup on his face. Another advantage is that my makeup last longer because I did not reapply all day.

2. Blotting Papers – can be anywhere – The beauty shop cosmetics counters. Oil absorbent sheets are small paper that come in a small package you can easily take all day. All you have to do is DAB oily areas of your face – usually the front of the nose, cheeks and chin. Documents will absorb the oil without leaving a substance in powder on the face and remove makeup.

3. Oil-Control Lotion – You can purchase this at the counter of almost all cosmetics. It is very easy to apply and can be wear under your makeup. Just a little touch on oily areas of the face and out of merger. Controls the brightness and provides a matte finish. Most lotions control oil work very well, but you may have to reduce the use if you find that your skin becomes dry and starts to crumble.

4. Handkerchiefs – When all else fails, take a piece of tissue paper! Besides using a powder stain, facial tissue is another product that uses all throughout the day as well. Most are 2 layers, but works best if you separate and the use of 1-Ply. They are almost as useful as a blotter, and much less economical too! Try to avoid buying those that have flavor or color, which can irritate skin and cause rashes.

5. Cleanser / Moisturizer – None of them absorb or block the production of oil, but should be part of their daily care. Always opt for a cleaner that is oil free, and there are some big they are manufactured specifically for oily skin. Your moisturizer must be water-based SPF 15 or higher and be labeled as "non-comedogenic. Your routine cleaning and hydration should be done morning and evening to avoid clogging pore.

6. Foundation – Must be labeled "oil free" to avoid the addition of oil needed for the face. Because I love a mate, my foundation daily contains powder and comes in a compact. Foundation, which is water based or oil-free, comes in different colors for many cosmetic lines and therefore should not have trouble finding one that is good for you.

About the Author:

Nedra has been a freelance makeup artist for the past 5 years and she understands the needs women of ethnic backgrounds have in regards to makeup and beauty. Visit

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