How To Apply Makeup On Oily Skin To Make It Last

1/8: Preparing oily skin for makeup involves cleansing to remove dirt, debris, and oil, ensuring a clean canvas for smoother, more evenly applied makeup. / Image: Pexels

2/8: Misconceptions about oily skin require hydration, as it balances out oil for better makeup application. Moisturizers are not necessary for oily skin, as hydration is essential. / Image: Pexels

3/8: Using loose powder on the T-zone before foundation to lock in makeup and prevent oiliness. Use an ultra-light hand to absorb excess oil, avoiding patchy application. / Image: Pexels

4/8: Primer is essential for oily skin, extending makeup wear and controlling shine. Oil-free, non-comedogenic primers labeled as "mattifying" or "shine control" are best. / Image: Pexels

5/8: Priming your face for complexion makeup is crucial, but eye makeup primer is also essential for flawless, lasting makeup, especially when using eyeshadow or eyeliner. / Image: Pexels

6/8: To combat shine in makeup, opt for mattifying and long-wear formulas, avoid cushion compacts and luminous products, and use a natural or matte finish foundation to prevent oiliness. / Image: Pexels

7/8: Foundation brush or sponge can be used for application, but careful application to avoid cakey look. Start with a thin layer and adjust as needed. / Image: Pexels

8/8: To maintain oil control, keep blotting papers in your purse and press onto your skin when you notice shinier skin, without disrupting makeup. This technique ensures mattification without rubbing. / Image: Pexels