answer 1
Most powders do not work under foundation, but rather on top of foundation. I would think powder underneath a foundation would make it look very cakey. You should try it on top to keep shine at bay :) and it should not clog your pores or break you out.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
answer 2
Try putting De-Slick Mattifying Powder on top of your foundation.
I did it, and trust me, it clears up all of my oil AND got rid of my acne!
Take it with you, and apply a quick touch-up once or twice a day- it works wonders!
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
laurenmarielaur
(Buena Park, CA)
answer 3
This is the best powered I've ever used, the fact that it keeps me oil-free all day is a bonus considering the flawless look I get from this little compact. Stay away from UD's "Razor Sharp" no matter what they tell you - it looks awful and doesn't do a thing for oil control. If you can't get your hands on De-Slick then you might want to consider MUFE's HD powder, which will keep you flawless looking even if it's not really oil absorbent. Since De-Slick is never in stock, I've had to go back to MUFE HD - but UD is my first pick, even if I wasn't oily - it just looks that good.
I have SUPER DUPER fair skin, and this will lighten you up just a tad, so if you have darker than fair skin you may want to add a tiny bit of bronzing powder to bring your cheeks back out - also, this stuff GLOWS when you hit it with a flash, so plan accordingly if you're going to a party. I find that the fact that it glows only helps hide imperfections, but that's because I'm already pale as a ghost, not so sure it would be great for darker skin tones - but it is well worth a try! Good luck! Hope this helped!
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
mobilekiwi
(Menlo Park, CA)
answer 4
I have very oily skin but this product didn't really help keep it at bay. I wouldn't recommend it for the purpose of absorbing oil. Hope this helps!
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
answer 5
Hey! I use a perscription creme and once in awhile a topical antibiotic lotion to keep Rosacea under control.
This powder hasn't caused me any problems whatever...so highly recommend for anyone with sensitive, acne prone skin.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago