If your skin gets oily, a matte liquid foundation can help your base look less shiny. Prep with a lightweight moisturizer, apply the foundation in thin layers, set the areas that get oily with powder, and blot during the day instead of layering on more product.
Prep for oily skin
- Cleanse and use a lightweight moisturizer.
- Let skincare absorb fully.
- Use a primer if you like one.
The foundation
The Uexim matte nude liquid foundation is a cream formulation described in its listing as full-coverage with a matte finish, a moisturizing formula, oil control for long-lasting wear, waterproof and water-resistant wear, and a brightened look.
A full-coverage matte liquid foundation described as oil-controlling.
Application steps
- Dot a small amount across the face.
- Blend with a brush or damp sponge.
- Build only where you need more coverage.
- Press powder onto the forehead, nose, and chin.
- Finish with setting spray if you use one.
During the day
| Situation | What to do |
|---|---|
| Shine | Blot, then press a little powder |
| Base looks thin | Tap a tiny amount of foundation, then powder |
| Makeup feels heavy | Blot instead of adding more |
For touch-ups, see how to touch up makeup with setting powder.
Frequently asked questions
What finish does it have?
The listing describes a matte finish.
Is it a cream or liquid?
The listing lists a cream formulation in a liquid foundation.
Which tool works best?
A flat-top brush or damp sponge. Find them in the Beauty Tools & Essentials collection.
The bottom line
Light prep, thin layers, targeted powder, and blotting keep a matte base looking fresh on oily skin.
A matte base
A full-coverage matte liquid foundation.
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