So if you want to wear this without looking like an orange pumpkin then buy 2-3 shades lighter than your skin tone and use a matte primer underneath, blend well and set it with a matte powder and makeup setting spray. Because this oxidizes so quickly and makes you look orange. Revlon Colorstay Foundation (Combination/Oily skin) : This is the foundation I like the least.
#Best primer for oily skin 2016 sephora plus#
And this also has 16 shades to choose from which is always a plus point.ģ. This costs for $23 on the Sephora website which has a very moderate price tag as a high-end foundation. This foundation needs an oil-free primer underneath and oil-free matte powder over it. So if you want to buy this, then buy one or two shades lighter than your skin tone. This is the foundation I love to use in the colder months. And the most important thing is this has a huge shade variety to choose from.Ģ. Clinique Superbalanced Makeup : If you have combination skin this will work very well for you. This costs for $38 on the Sephora website which is lil bit on the pricey side. This is very easy to blend and dries quickly that means there is no fear of transferring your foundation. This is a water-proof, sweat-proof, humidity-proof and a very long-lasting foundation that doesn’t oxidize at all. It doesn’t cling into your dry patches and gives you flawless base.
#Best primer for oily skin 2016 sephora full#
This full coverage foundation has a matte finish. They tend to work the best for me with a matte primer underneath.ġ. Make Up For Ever MAT VELVET+ : If you have very oily skin, then this is your best friend.
I have always preferred liquid foundations with matte or demi-matte finish. So, I have tried different types of foundations in the past few years and there are very few that I liked. Year ago we grabbed a bottle of beige cream and called it good, but now we have so many options to choose from including liquids, powders, sticks, pressed powders, and of course the new mineral powders.
Okay, whoever said choice was a good thing probably wasn’t a woman trying to find the right foundation. As I have very oily and slightly acne-prone skin so here I am to talk about some foundations that have worked for me. Note : Product was provided for review by PR.Hi guys, I have got so many requests to do a blogpost about foundations for combination/oily skin. It retails at RM49 which works out to be more pricey than Inglot’s version (30ml at RM76). Good that it’s just 15ml as it takes me forever to finish using primers. I like the design of the bottle as it is so small that it fits in my palm and there is a pump dispenser. My skin is so smooth when I mix it with any liquid foundation. Pores don’t look so obvious, it’s definitely more ideal for oily skins than dry skins which don’t need primers as much. Like any good primer, this one does smooth skin instantly and mattify skin. It’s a very clear and light primer which looks like a drop of water on my skin rather than gel. Said to be ideal for combination-oily skin types. It can be mixed with a liquid foundation for a lighter coverage and to create an even skintone. The instructions call for the primer to be glided over skin before applying foundation to matify, smooth, perfect, and prep your skin for a perfect foundation application. It is formulated to improve foundation application while minimizing skin imperfections so makeup lasts longer and skin is left velvety smooth with a matte finish. This is described as “ a mattifying and smoothing primer to even out the skin while reducing shine”. This is Sephora’s version of Smashbox’s famous Photo Finish and Inglot’s Under Makeup Base.
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