Blurring Balm Powder.

"I got the big size in a particular shade and felt like my skin was a lot more greasy after using it. I tried mixing it with the Water Powder Serum like people recommended and even tried the universal colorless version, but it was the same thing: it made my skin more greasy and it clogged my pores. This product broke me out. I know it's a cult favorite and works for some people with oily skin, but if you're acne-prone you have to be very careful with it. If you want to try it, start with a small size before committing to a bigger one because it's not cheap."

"It's an incredible primer. It's beautiful under makeup and especially if you have oily skin, but it can be used on its own. This has an ingredient called upselite in it, which is a really unique molecule that is very good at absorbing oil and sweat and moisture. So if you're someone who gets really shiny over the course of the day, you can take a little bit of this and use it on sort of like your oily spots and it will help keep the shine down whether or not you decide to put makeup on top of it or not. This is the universal shade. It's translucent. There's zero pigment here, so it's really just for pores and oil control, but they do have it in a ton of different shades. So if you wanted it to be your foundation and primer all-in-one, especially if you wanted something that just sort of has a light touch for a little bit of color correction without having to do so much makeup, a super nice option."