Contents:
- Medical Video: LIFE CHANGING FOUNDATION TRICK FOR OILY SKIN!! STOP YOUR MAKEUP GETTING SHINY!
- 1. Wash your face thoroughly
- 2. Use primer
- 3. Use a special eyelid primer
- 4. Don't use too much powder
- 5. Use oil paper
- 6. Use oil-free makeup products
- 7. Use a serum moisturizer
- 8. Regularly wear a mask
Medical Video: LIFE CHANGING FOUNDATION TRICK FOR OILY SKIN!! STOP YOUR MAKEUP GETTING SHINY!
Having oily skin is sometimes an obstacle to dressing up. The production of excess oil makes the makeup not durable and wears off easily. Even so, you can still look beautiful with makeup how come! Check out 8 tips makeup for those of you who have oily skin.
1. Wash your face thoroughly
The first thing you should do if you have oily skin before dressing up is to make sure that your face is clean. Therefore, you are required to clean your face first. Because the oily skin is very susceptible to dust and dirt on the face.
If dirt is not cleaned, facial makeup will not be optimal, and even sometimes it will cause acne problems. Use a facial cleanser that has at least 2% salicylic acid. Salicylic acid will reduce the oil content of your skin, but it won't dry out the skin.
2. Use primer
If you have oily skin, using a makeup primer as a makeup base will help make your makeup last longer.
Using a polymer, oily areas such as the T Zone (forehead, nose and chin) will not look shiny and will make the makeup more durable and not fade easily. Don't forget to use labeled makeup products oil-free or oil free starting from primer, foundation, powder, blush on or other makeup.
3. Use a special eyelid primer
Sometimes many people use it concealerto cover dark circles and redness in the eye area. However, Emily Kate Warren a make up artist from Los Angeles, actually recommends to avoid using concealer on the eyelid area. Instead, use a primer specifically designed for the eyes eye shadow can stick perfectly and can absorb oil in the eyelid area.
4. Don't use too much powder
So far, people who have oily faces tend to think that if they often use powder to face, the production of oil on their face will decrease. But do you know if this is wrong? Because, using too much powder will make the pores produce more oil.
So, use powder only in areas that are shiny or oily. Use the type of powder that has a formula matte translucent so that it can withstand oil production for all skin tones.
5. Use oil paper
No matter how perfect and matte Your makeup, if the face has begun to remove oil, of course this is very disturbing. Always prepare oil paper, because the oil paper can absorb the oil on the face. The trick to using oil paper without removing your makeup is to press the paper on an oily area instead of rubbing oil paper on your facial skin.
6. Use oil-free makeup products
Because your skin naturally produces excess oil, use makeup (especially foundation and blush on) that is oil free and has the character of it noncomedogenic (does not clog pores).
Oil-free makeup products will not clog pores and do not pose a risk of acne or blackheads. Besides using facial cleansing products that contain salicylic acid, also use cleansers and toners that contain glycolic acid which can also reduce excess oil.
7. Use a serum moisturizer
Use a light-textured moisturizer like serum. Moisturizing in the form of serum can moisturize the skin without having to make it look greasy.
8. Regularly wear a mask
Once or twice a week, use a skin care mask made from kaolin or bentonite clay to overcome the excess oil on the face. Because the content of kaolin or bentonite clay is naturally able to absorb oil and soothe the skin due to irritation.
