Oily skin product rave

[Alex]

I have beyond oily skin. It's an endocrine thing that can't really be treated. When I say beyond oily, I mean that I can watch my pores release oil. It's gross.

For years, my HG was UD De-Slick in a tube. Then they discontinued it. I tried and returned so many mattifying products.
Then, I found Becca Ever-Matte Poreless Priming Perfector. It's my new holy grail. It's expensive but less than a pea-sized amount covers my t-zone. It goes on like spackle so it's not really for slightly oily skin. It's hardcore. I'm in love though

www.sephora.com/ever-matte-poreless-priming-perfector-P378017?icid2=BECCA_Your_Look_Perfected_Carousel_P378017_link

[iamali]

I want to try this so much! I wonder if Sephora would give me a sample.

[Alex]

They totally would!

[lime]

Thanks for the rec. I have really oily skin and want to try this now.

[xokell2]

May face is so bad this time of year

[moosh]

Thanks for posting this! My skin is super oily and I have never found something that will keep my makeup from sliding off by middle of the morning. I will have to look into this.

[Laura Palmer]

My skin is SO oily - thanks for the rec.

(I've had people ask me if I was sweating my oil is so bad.)

[Alex]

I hope it works for you guys. Definitely get a sample first since it's so expensive. And a bit hard to work with.

[busybodyk]

Ooh! I need this! Thanks for the rec!

[kenser14]

Thanks for the rec! I want to try it. I have majorly oily skin and haven't had much luck with matifying products.

[bimbi284]

I tried it and didn't find that it worked any better than the Too Faced primed and poreless I use. It's a little annoying to apply because you have to "pat" it on, so it's harder to apply evenly. After about 2 hours, I was in need of blotter sheets, which is about the same time frame I get from my TF primer.

[Alex]

I don't have to blot at all with the Becca. Which is incredible given how bad I used to be.

[xokell2]

I ordered some. I'm a total product junkie with super oily skin

[yourmother]

I haven't used this product, but I found something that I imagine is similar and works for me. It's L'Oreal Revitalift Miracle Blur. www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=461469&catid=182946&aid=338666&aparam=461469&kpid=461469&CAWELAID=120142990000012117&CAGPSPN=pla

I no longer wear a powder on top of my foundation and only have to use an oil-absorbing sheet once towards the end of the day.

Here's a tip: DON'T USE THE "OIL-FREE" VERSION, no matter how oily you are. Trust.

[msamyfarrahfowler]

I've never heard of this brand. Is anything else worth trying? Foundation, etc.?

[Alex]

carrotsmakemefat

It is very, very sticky.
I don't have acne prone skin so I have never paid attention to wax content. I am just straight up oily. Otherwise my skin is clear.
It doesn't look like it though:

Water, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Propylene Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylene Glycol, Enantia Chlorantha Bark Extract, Oleanolic Acid.

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Olay makes some great drugstore brand items.

I have the opposite issue, and I find their new oil to be nice.