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#346889 10/09/07 06:10 PM
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Hello everyone I'm new here and would like to say hello to everyone.

Here is my question...What are some good foundations for oily skin? I want something that is not heavy and cakey on my face, even coverage, and not too expensive.

Thanks

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What I did, was found some mineral makeup.. it did wonders for my skin! It doesn't seem to be nearly as greasy as it use to be.
It looks great if you put it on a freshly washed, lightly moisturized face and a few touch ups in the day but very minimal... I know there are a few, so called knock off brands out there, I have no doubt that most of them are the exact same thing.


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I agree about mineral make-up. It's awesome!
It's so light and airy. It doesn't feel like you're wearing anything, but you can be confident you're putting your best foot forward.


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Hi Synergy,

Thanks for the question. Foundation is a toughie. Without trying a product, you are really shooting in the dark. Especially with regards to color.
I recommend going to your local department store and stop by the Clinique counter. Average price $20-25 which is very competitive with department stores at $10-15.
You will have a make up artist who will help select your color, and address your concerns regarding oily skin and coverage. They have a chart that they refer to.
I hesitate on powder mineral make up. Many times, unless you have really nice, blemish free skin that needs minimal coverage it doesn't provide enough.

Hope this helps


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Foundation is definitely hard to get right. I still haven't found something that I really like so I tend to stay away from it. I definitely think going to a counter is a great idea. I always feel more comfortable when I have someone helping me find what's best for my skin. Here is also a video that gives tips on picking foundation and helps correct some foundation application mistakes which might also be part of the problem. Good luck and I hope this helps!!

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Thanks for the video Wonderwoman. 1 karma for you!


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You're welcome! It gives good step by step tips on how to apply. I always find things like that helpful when it comes to makeup. I've found a few other helpful makeup application videos on this site. It's been a great resource!

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Good, I'm glad you are finding things you need.


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I agree that foundation is hard to find the right one. My personal favorite is Mary Kay, they have a foundation for oily skin, I never personally tried it but a friend of uses it all the time and she says that it's the only one that she found that doesn't feel heavy, espically with her oily skin.

*Note: Not trying to sell it, just trying to help out.*

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Thanks for post.

Can you share with us which Mark Kay foundation it is so Synergy can check it out?

Thanks!



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