Any Matt Sunblock for Oily Skin?
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purplelavender
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I also have this problem of using sunblock that causes oiliness on my oily skin. So I hardly use any and actually was on the verge of giving up trying. A friend recommended me dermalogica's solar defense booster and I love it very much. Its non greasy and has got a bit of aromatherapy smell. It's rather expensive though but definitely worth it.
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purplelavender
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I also have this problem of using sunblock that causes oiliness on my oily skin. So I hardly use any and actually was on the verge of giving up trying. A friend recommended me dermalogica's solar defense booster and I love it very much. Its non greasy and has got a bit of aromatherapy smell. It's rather expensive though but definitely worth it.
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purplelavender
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I also have this problem of using sunblock that causes oiliness on my oily skin. So I hardly use any and actually was on the verge of giving up trying. A friend recommended me dermalogica's solar defense booster and I love it very much. Its non greasy and has got a bit of aromatherapy smell. It's rather expensive though but definitely worth it.
Hi charlotte !!
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
Hi charlotte !!
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
Hi charlotte !!
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
U mention about shu umera but heard one of the counter person who advised u against it as she said it is quite strong to even remove mascara at one wipe right? What do u mean exactly? Do U mean it is too harsh for your eyes or delicate eye area? Or do u mean it is not very effective for removing waterproof eye make up ? Can u explain pls? Because I had pretty oily skin, so thought of try Shu uemura Light fresher cleansing oil.....
jacko_wacko
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Hi everyone,
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
jacko_wacko
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Hi everyone,
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
jacko_wacko
New Member
Hi everyone,
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
i think in general it is not advisable to use oil to clean the eye area. may risk getting milia (small oil clots in the eye) better to get a proper eye make up remover and then just use the oil on the rest of the face.
Hi Adeline, oil can remove even waterproof mascara and you really don't have to worry abt your oily skin cus' oil dissolves oil. i have combi skin but i use the Fancl cleansing oil and i have no problem. hope it helps
mango_pudding
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Anyone tried Avene Matifying Sunblock 20 or Sunkiller SPF 50?
mango_pudding
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Anyone tried Avene Matifying Sunblock 20 or Sunkiller SPF 50?
mango_pudding
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Anyone tried Avene Matifying Sunblock 20 or Sunkiller SPF 50?
jacko_wacko
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Hi, any of you ladies tried the new sun block from Lancome? the one that supposedly even protects the DNA cell, SPF 50 wan for the face
Hi,
my latest discovery is a sunblock I bought from a golf shop at Suntec. It is called "Sun-Killer" at $11 only. I bought the blue 'Sarasara Powder Milk for sensitive skin'. Am tempted to get the skin tone ones as well.
check out the website. http://sunkiller.com.sg/
I love it cos' it is REALLY not oily, mattifies the face and turns tranparent when you apply. The ones I bought previously always leaves an ugly white colored layer on my skin. It also has menthol in it, so the skin feel cool when you apply. There are testers in the shop too, which prompted me to try it out. Last I heard, it's also selling at Watson's in Taka but I've not checked it out yet.
my latest discovery is a sunblock I bought from a golf shop at Suntec. It is called "Sun-Killer" at $11 only. I bought the blue 'Sarasara Powder Milk for sensitive skin'. Am tempted to get the skin tone ones as well.
check out the website. http://sunkiller.com.sg/
I love it cos' it is REALLY not oily, mattifies the face and turns tranparent when you apply. The ones I bought previously always leaves an ugly white colored layer on my skin. It also has menthol in it, so the skin feel cool when you apply. There are testers in the shop too, which prompted me to try it out. Last I heard, it's also selling at Watson's in Taka but I've not checked it out yet.
hi metta
i've the skin toned 1. it was part of a pack o 3 sunblocks - shimmering, skin toned, powder menthol 1. the 1st 2 cant last on my combi skin. hence i always buy bk the 3rd type - menthol.
hi sakurasan,
is tis gd? mi always like clarins's products but they r so ex. does it suit combi skin?
i've the skin toned 1. it was part of a pack o 3 sunblocks - shimmering, skin toned, powder menthol 1. the 1st 2 cant last on my combi skin. hence i always buy bk the 3rd type - menthol.
hi sakurasan,
is tis gd? mi always like clarins's products but they r so ex. does it suit combi skin?
Hi Reismon
I've oily skin and have always avoided sunscreens coz they tend to be oily and heavy! But this Clarins one is very good - my frens with oily, sensitive and combination skins have all tried it and have given it a thumbs-up.
It is not cheap - that small bottle cost $60 but it can last for a long while coz you only need a very tiny bit as it spreads very easily on your face. I use a portion that is around the size of a 5-ct coin or smaller. Give it it shot!
I've oily skin and have always avoided sunscreens coz they tend to be oily and heavy! But this Clarins one is very good - my frens with oily, sensitive and combination skins have all tried it and have given it a thumbs-up.
Those sunblocks that make the face white and has quite thick consistency are those that use chemical blocks to block out the harmful rays.
There are sunblocks that have both chemical and physical blocks which is more effective and does not leave as much as a whitish cast. It's good to have both chemical and physical block in ur sunblock. in a way it's better protection.
There are sunblocks that have both chemical and physical blocks which is more effective and does not leave as much as a whitish cast. It's good to have both chemical and physical block in ur sunblock. in a way it's better protection.