Innisfree No sebum mineral powder 5g

I usually don't put on any makeup (think foundation, bb cream, etc.). My face routine includes toner and sunscreen in the morning. However, I have very oily skin, and it looks very oily after 2-3 hours of applying my sunscreen. I really don't like how it looks. But this powder really saves me! I apply a light layer of it on my face and my face doesn't look as oily for a very long time (until I wash my face in the evening). I normally have to blot my face during midday, but after applying this, there is no need to that for the whole day. There is an exception when I sweat a lot, of course. But on a normal when I am mostly in air conditioning, it works really well. My face looks glowy but not oily. Unlike other powders that I have tried, it doesn't overly mattify my skin and doesn't emphasize my pores and skin textures. My skin feels lightly matte and soft. Highly recommend for oily skin.

I use this powder as a loose powder after my BB cream. It makes my makeup last so much longer and my face doesn't turn oily fast as well.

10/10, would get this over others any day. This product kept the oil at bay for the entire day that I was out, even though I sort of under the sun whilst indoors. Usually my nose and forehead would need touch ups by afternoon but not with this! Only thing is, when first applied, I definitely have a white cast over my face but after a while, it seems to just "blend" and I no longer look like a ghost. Also, a bit cumbersome to get the powder out with so little holes but it's not such a big deal. It's a tiny bit pricy but worth every penny.

This powder excels in oil control. Even in the hottest and most humid conditions, it effectively keeps shine at bay, making it perfect for those with oily or combination skin. The No Sebum Mineral Powder is also great for setting makeup, helping it last longer without caking or settling into fine lines.

If you have extremely oily skin then this may work, be prepared though that it may not look good with all foundations, and if you touch up with the sponge it will most likely eat your foundation and make it patchy...