How To Apply Makeup On Oily Skin To Make It Last

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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