KristinaH,
I recently moved to NC and its hot and humid all the time. I have very oily skin (the entire face not just the T zone). Anyone who lives down south knows that foundation is a challenge because it melts off your face in the heat. I did some research and powder is the way to go for oily skin, do not go with liquid foundation. Im naturally tan so I bought the 220 (natural Beige) shade. I originally bought the liquid foundation but returned it because after 8 hours outside my face was a shiny disaster. I put the powder to the test: I went outside and did manual labor and sweat my butt off, I couldnt believe how well it controlled the oil and shine, my savior!!! Even if you have normal or combination skin still consider powder in the summer time trust me. The shade matched my skin tone to perfection it disappears and provides light to medium coverage. It looks more natural than liquid because it doesnt cover your actual skin but blends in and covers redness. I had multiple people say they couldnt tell I was wearing makeup. Its great for oily skin and if you have large pores it covers that up to. I also highly recommend buying a moisturizer with spf designed just for oily skin, dont use liquid foundation on top of your moisturizer just use the powder and youll see a big difference in terms of oil and shine control. Wow Im sold and hooked! See more
