Makeup for Very Oily Skin
Certain types of makeup are better than others when it comes to very oily skin. Learn about makeup for very oily skin with help from a celebrity makeup artist in this free video clip.
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- Hi, I'm Jhizet Panosian, celebrity makeup artist, and today I'm going to show you what makeup to use for very oily skin. If you have really oily skin, it's important to use a lot of powder makeup, because powders usually help minimize the oil and really absorb it. With Lindsey, I've prepped her with a little light liquid foundation. If you have oily skin, it's okay to use liquid products, just make sure to layer on top with a powder product, so it can actually absorb the oil. On Lindsey today, I'm going to use L'Oreal Paris True Match Super Blendable powder. To do this today, I'm going to use a large fluffy powder brush, and I'm going to load up the product onto the brush. You really want to take a lot of product on, and with powders, you really want to start and hit the T-zone, because that's where a lot of people tend to get really oily. You just want to get right above the eyebrows, right at the ridge of the nose. And you can always take your brush and your two fingers, and fold the brush down like that and really get right at the upper lip and right around the nose, to make sure you have a nice good even coverage. And you just want to work it down to the chin. You want to make sure to work the product out to the rim of the face, so it gives a nice even blended effect. If you find that you're getting really shiny throughout the day, you can always use a tissue or a paper towel to blot those areas instead of really packing on the product, because that can actually have a very cake-y effect, and you want to keep your powder a very natural, youthful glow. And there you go. And that's how to apply makeup for very oily skin. I'm Jhizet Panosian, and thanks for watching.
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