Is it recommended to oily skin? Or do you feel it gets oily after you apply?
391656
I have dry/combo skin so I don't know what this would be like for oily skin. It *does* have a moisturizing finish to it. And it is slightly heavy. If I had to guess I would say that it could make oily skin break out. You may get a more definitive answer from someone that actually has oily skin
391657
I don't know if it is recommended for oily skin. I have dry skin. It does not get oily after you apply it.
391658
It is somewhat shiny & oily, but when I put my mineral makeup on top, it looks totally natural.
569935
It doesn't feel oily to me like most lotions I've tried...that's why I always go back to this one. I don't have to wait forever before I can touch anything.
2200443
It does not leave my skin oily. I think it feel silky after applying right before bed.
635266
My skin is not really oily, but I think this product would be just fine as it is not greasy at all, just smooth. And there is a gel-like consistency to it that softens without making your skin feel slippery. It gets absorbed pretty quickly and then just feels pretty great.Hope this helps.
1262991
Jojoba oil absorbs fast so skin doesn't feel oily about a minute after application; it doesn't block the pores or cause blemishes on the parts of my body I put it on, but I don't put it on my face because my face isn't dry. Since I no longer have oily skin, I can't answer whether it will remove or even worsen blemishes.
1324907
Yes. I have very oily skin as well which is why I chose this product. It is a gel, so non-greasy and soothing to the skin. I have been using it for at least a year now and it doesn't cause breakout nor add to my oily skin issue.
2257156
Oily skin is good as you age---not as many wrinkles. My skin isn't as oily now as it used to be, but it's still oily and this product works well because it absorbs quickly. Even oily skin can dry out in the sun.
1020766
I love this product. I will always continue to buy it. Yes, it will help your oily skin. It will also make your skin feel very soft when used as directed.
1212154
It doesn't leave my skin greasy or oily. But I do have dry skin. It leaves my skin moisturized.
947296
yes, but it is a very slight feeling; something that was also very important to me. It is less oily than others. Also washing some off helps with that and it still works. I really like it, give it a try.
1800014
Apply it to clean, dry skin. Do not put in on too thick or you will have difficulty peeling it off cleanly. Be sure it is dry and not still sticky before removing, but do not leave it on for hours and hours. It is a wonderful product and really makes your skin feel clean.
1438301
I put it on under my moisturizer in the morning before I apply makeup. Then use it again at night when I'm going to bed. My skin feels smooth the next morning. On weekends, I use it alone when I don't apply any makeup. My skin is not too oily so I sometimes need just a small dot of moisturizer with it. I love it!
2159578
I'm not sure but it feels so good when you apply it. I believe my 6o plus year skin is showing some improvement!
320092
It doesn't magically disappear after application, but I wouldn't call it particularly greasy or oily, certainly less so than most bug repellents or sunscreens. The wipes are little folded perforated towlettes (think "moist towlette") and the repellent they're soaked with is completely clear and basically "watery" more than "oily", though there may be a very lightly oily feel during or after application. I just brush the wipe lightly across the area I'm applying it to (especially when the wipe is first opened and is 'fully loaded', wiping firmly might apply more than you want), then rub lightly to even out and spread the application. After I've applied some and the wipe is no longer fully loaded, I can then use the wipe more directly on the skin as an applicator. The stuff is pretty strong.... after all, it's trying to compete with the most toxic bug stuff out there, and does pretty well in that competition. If you read the instructions, it says to go light on delicate skin like ears, etc. On the absolute worst Alaska bug days (a full week in the boreal forests of central Alaska), my ears would start to notice if I reapplied for a third time late in the day. The delicate skin would start to have a burning feel, as if to say "enough already with that stuff". A neat trick is to put a little on the skin, but way more on a bandana tied around the neck, which both keeps bugs off by being there as a cloth barier, but also by carrying a lot of repellent, it provides some protection of the face and ears and back of neck without having to have so much of it on the skin. Ok I'm rambling now. Time for bed.
115402
It is oil, so yes it is oily, but your face absorbs it fast and the effects show afterwards. It never clogged my pores and made me break out or anything, despite being oil.
1718086
Sometimes I do - since it sinks in quite well. I'll apply the oil and let it set in for at least 15-20 minutes and then I may apply a serum, or my moisturizer. Especially if I'm going out, then it's moisturizer with sunscreen, or moisturizer and make-up with sunscreen. It helps to massage in the oil with your fingertips until it's massaged in.
1377643
It is an oil, and oil is greasy. This is not heavily greasy though. I'm sure if you only used a little and mixed with an agent like witch hazel or alcohol it wouldn't cause too many pproblems. You should know that skin can take 2 weeks to adjust to new treatment, so u should give it time