“the last step to my skincare routine before I do makeup is mattifying primer just to help with the oil that I get on my forehead and my t zone. So I just take about a pea sized amount because this is another product where a little bit goes a long way, and I don't need it all over my face. So I just take my fingers and apply it to the areas where I have issues with oil. And that's it. That's my morning skincare routine.”

“I just continue rocking it on the sandals. I have blotting paper. So it's like a t this is the t zone. Right here. Right here. That's about it.”

“I just try to blot it so it doesn't look quite as shiny.”

“My skin naturally gets oily throughout the day, so I usually just do a translucent powder touch up throughout the day.”

“The only type of shine that I have is in the summertime. If it's really humid outside, then I'll get a shine here and all around my forehead, t zone.”

“I feel like it my skin gets oily faster, and my the pores and my t zone are more visible in a shorter amount of time. So I took my gauge out. I don't know why I did that.”

“If it's in the summertime, then what will happen is my skin will start getting really oily, especially around the t zone area. It's usually based off of the conditions of the weather. If the weather outside is really dry, my cheeks will get dry patches. If it's humid outside, like in the summertime, then I'll get like a oily t zone and I'll have to keep blotting my skin.”

“Okay. So for me, it would be, oily skin. My skin gets oily quite fast. So, yeah, that's what I'm trying to manage.”

“On makeup days, sometimes there's a bit of shine issues just because I feel like the hyaluronic acid and sometimes a sunscreen, they have a bit of a shininess or a sheen to it. And I like to have my makeup very matte. So I follow-up typically with a primer, particularly in my t zones to make sure that there's not a lot of shine that comes through.”

“Usually, if I'm too oily or I see, you know, like, spots that the makeup isn't staying on as long or as well, maybe a little spotty, So I might have to adjust the morning routine.”

“No. I can't I don't apply my sunscreen anytime I feel like I want to make up because the sunscreen is is oily, and it's, it bring out sweat. If you apply it on your face, your face will be very oily, and you feel heat easily. Then sweat will be coming out of your face.”

“I don't think that any lasting results are going to take effect by midday or end of day. But, personally, I like products that keep my skin looking pretty matte, by midday or end of day. I have combination skin. So, in the summertime or in periods where I am, traveling or really active during the day, I noticed that my t zone gets pretty shiny and oily.”