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I've always struggled with oily skin in my teens up to adulthood. My foundation would always become a greasy, separated mess by noon! I've tried A LOT of foundations - both high end and drugstore and here are my favourites for drugstore foundations for oily skin:  #1 Favorite is the Covergirl Outlast 3 in 1. I've gone through 7 bottles of this miraculous formula. It's a primer, foundation, and concealer in one! Pros: - best formula I've found to control oily skin across the board - great coverage, buildable - comes with a blue pump for ease of product dispensing - no weird smell - you know, those ones that smell like a chemical-soaked-old-lady perfume kind of smell... - cheap. It's like $12 at Superstore. Cons: - horrible range of colors. The only color that I could fine that has a yellow undertone in it is medium beige (I'm between an NC20- 25). Everything else is too pink/warm, so I have to mix it with other shades from other brands. - the pump doesn't reach the bottom of the glass bottle so I have to dig product out with a thing handle brush or q-tip. - not great for dry or flaky skin. If you are a dry/dry-normal skin, stay away from this product because it will look cakey on your type of skin. - it's almost TOO matte which doesn't look like real skin if you layer it too much.  #3 is the Revlon Colorstay for combination to oily skin. I had to try it after reading countless reviews on it. Pros: - controls oil very well - good range of colors Cons: - actually kind of expensive for a drugstore foundation at about $20 at Rexall and Superstore. - a little bit more of a chalkier finish? Am I the only one? - suuuuper minimal foundation separation Conclusion: My review is based on my own experience and my own oily skin. These made it because I enjoy the formula. If you're not a drugstore person, I recommend picking up Temptu S/B (needs a primer though), MAC Studio Fix foundation (the waterproof one is pretty good as well - it doesn't separate on oily skin), or the Estée Lauder double wear.
I really like the Covergirl formula over the more expensive ones and I'll mix it with other shades to go up or down depending on my tan throughout the year. I hope this helped! Have you tried something that you absolutely love for oily skin?
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9/21/2017 12:11:51 pm
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I have oily skin which is why I find it hard to look for a foundation that would work well with my skin. Most of the foundations I have used always end up leaving more oil into my skin. Because of that, I have to put thick layers of powder into my face just so it would not get oily along the day. I suggest you try out the Fit Me collection of Maybelline because it has been my savior so far. It really conceals the oiliness of my face and I get to have a flawless face once I blend the foundation into my skin.
Lydia Yapp
10/2/2017 10:31:46 pm
I also have the Fit Me by Maybelline! It is also one of my top, but I think the Revlon Colorstay and Covergirl Outlast 3n1 out performs Fit Me by a long shot. Just my opinion though - my skin is really oily! 9/22/2017 04:57:08 am
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