Sentences with phrase «oily feeling on»

There is no greasy or oily feeling on my combination skin, and the moisturizer and makeup stay on well over it, no rolling off.

Like cocoa butter, shea butter is heavy and can leave an oily feeling on skin, so it is usually not used on its own for massage.

I have used coconut oil as a facial cleanser for a while and found that using a damp cloth to wipe off the excess helps deter that oily feeling on your face.

It has a creamy mousse / gel like consistency that's so easy to blend and dries down into a beautiful, natural - looking stain so you're not left with a creamy / oily feel on your cheeks.

Not exact matches

I have been breaking out (I'm 33), probably due to my new passion for working out and I tend to have combination / oily skin and it just feels weird to think that coconut oil will work on my face?

I find that I can keep from feeling to oily if I rub it in while my skin is still damp and use just enough to do the job — too much and I definitely have a greasy mess on my hands!

When I eat an oily meal, I will always feel it shortly after; I will feel tired, heavy and sloppy; which never happens on my day to day eating lifestyle.

Traditionally, restaurant style Indian food is often times oily and heavy, on the other hand Indian Accent is not greasy at all and I didn't leave here feeling bloated.

Because this felt tight on my oily skin with just water, I wouldn't suggest it plain for dry skin.

I have combination skin, pretty oily on the T - zone and got some dry patches on cheeks, so the moisturizer works pretty nice for my skin, but I prefer using it as a PM moisturizer, it's thick and hard to build in, but the next morning your skin feels pretty soft:) I love using it with the antioxidant serum.

This tinted moisturizer is extremely oily and feels greasy on the skin.

The best thing is there is no stinging or oily feeling residue left on my skin or soaking into my clothes.

My skin feels more hydrated without feeling greasy / oily after an hour of having the lotion on.

Some almond butters are more oily than others so if you feel your almond butter is on the more oily side go down to using half a cup instead of 3/4.

After shampooing and blow drying, my hair still looked and felt limp, and my naturally oily scalp wreaked havoc on my hair by mid-day.

I don't have particularly oily skin, but I don't like the feeling of heaving moisturizes on my skin.

I have very oily skin and other oil - free moisturizers that I've tried feel sticky and do not seem to soak into my skin - they sit on top of my skin and leave my face looking shiny.

On days when my skin feels a bit oily, I use Bioderma Sebium H2O purifying cleansing micelle solution to take my makeup off.

I know I'm super late on the bandwagon, but I'd suggest this to anyone with oily skin wanting a nice and natural but not super matte look that doesn't feel heavy on the skin and last all day!

As someone with combination skin, I feel that this foundation leaves me looking oily as the day goes on.

It makes your face feel so soft and gets rid of any shiny oily spots on your face.

No oily skin, and feels light and breathable on the skin.

Moizturizer: TBH, I don't always use moisturizer in the mornings, justbecause I've got oily skin already and hate feeling like I've got every product under the sun on my face before applying makeup.

I massage it on my skin with the konjac sponge and it leaves my skin feeling clean and moisturized but not oily.

It cleanses well however as i have oily skin i still could feel this oil leftover on my skin and irritated my eyes.

I apply in the morning, even on my oily areas (though not as much), and don't feel greasy during the day.

Oily skin types definitely shouldn't skimp on sunscreen ahead of sun exposure this summer, but scaling back on makeup that feels heavy on the skin is not a bad idea.

Every brand I've tried in the past felt heavy and oily on my face and I couldn't wait to wash it off.

If you're as into skincare as me, check out this post on how I manage oily skin, this post about skincare that has bee venom in it, and this post on 5 ways to feel and look energized.

I have oily / combination skin, so I've always been a big fan of water - based moisturizers that feel light and refreshing on the skin!

It feels nice on, not too oily and not too dry.

I put it on in the morning, let it sink in a bit, and it keeps my skin feeling hydrated — but not oily — all day.

When applied this cream gets absorb really quickly without leaving any greasiness behind, it does not feel heavy on the skin, so might work for oily skin as well.

I can imagine that being great for acne prone or oily skins, as it helps with scarring and will not feel too heavy on your face.

It does not leave an oily - feel on the skin.

«When I first put it on it felt a bit oily and thick, I was worried it would be hard to blend.

This is a perfect choice on days when my skin is feeling oily, because it's a beautiful foundation primer.

The creams had a nice medium texture and they never felt oily on my skin.

The texture of this moisturizer is really thick and you feel it more while applying, but the good thing is once it is applied, i never feel greasy or oily on the skin.

Sometimes when I'm too lazy to cleanse my face, I just use this to remove my makeup and i love how it doesn't make my skin feel oily or like there's a film of grease on it like how other micellar waters do.

The cream feels very comfortable on the skin and is great for both dry and oily skin.

If you have combination skin, you may have an oily T - zone, which feels greasy, but dry patches on your cheeks that feel tight.

My face is a little on the oily side, and this leaves my face feeling REALLY fresh and dry with no stickiness or residue.

It gives a nice subtle glowy finish that doesn't look or feel oily (maybe because I'm on the drier side).

I sheet mask it up a couple of times a week, depending on how my skin feels, and I usually go for moisturizing masks because it's a myth that just because you're oily means you're not dry.»

I haven't seen a huge change in my oily - ness throughout the day and my redness is still definitely an issue but my skin really just feels better and it's so nice knowing more about what ingredients I'm putting on my face!

My makeup still goes on smoothly and my face feels less oily throughout the day.

The coolant has kinda an oily look like brownish and has a granular kind of feeling on the dry bits.

As Sean Bonner notes on Boing Boing, after a year of skimping on the suds, «my skin felt better, oily and dry patches had all but disappeared and the light dandruff I'd had my entire life was almost gone.»