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Question Posted Thursday August 4 2005, 4:24 pm

sometimes my face would get like really oily, and I'm starting highschool in september, and I really want to get rid of the oil. what can I use or do to get rid of excess oil for a long period of time, or atleast long enough to get me through 7-8 hours of school

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xHC0Barbi3x answered Saturday August 6 2005, 12:41 am:
Make sure you wash your face two times a day. & theres these wipes that you put on your face & they absorb all the oil. & they're not messy they're just littleclear paper lookin things & they wont wipe off your makeup or anything & you can just put them in your purse ! they're really convient. you can get some from victorias secret at the makeup section or at the store ! hope i helped!

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Nevaeh314 answered Friday August 5 2005, 11:08 am:
Wash your face each morning and put some of that powdered pancake on it to get rid of the oil. I would suggest keeping powder in your locker to use during the day if you need to. A lot of people go through stages where their faces get extremely oily, especially if you've recently (in the last year or two) gotten your period. Using a face wash specially designed to reduce oily buildups can help, too. Watch commercials, and if you get a teen magazine they're on about every other page ;). Hope this helps!
Love,
Nevaeh

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twynelyne answered Friday August 5 2005, 3:52 am:
Try using a face mask, or a good scrub.

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charmed3fanatic answered Friday August 5 2005, 2:41 am:
try clearisil face pads... they work for me .. hope i helped

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Xo_Ashie_oX answered Thursday August 4 2005, 5:16 pm:
depending on how old you are... you could use powder... it makes it look like your face isnt very oily at all... but before you go to school and after you get home i recommend Dove face wash or phisoderm... my skin is naturally really oily and i use dove in the morning phisoderm at night and it seems to make my face look natural w/o the oily look on top of it... but during the day powder (i use covergirl) covers up the other oil you may get... hope i helped!

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MissMarie answered Thursday August 4 2005, 4:42 pm:
Wow you sound just like my one friend she had the same problem. You can try rubbing alcohol it's totally cheap and I'm sure you have some laying around the house. It made her face a little dry the first couple days but after that it was fine you can also try some oil-free make up trust me it works wonders.

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x0blu3eyedbeautyx0 answered Thursday August 4 2005, 4:41 pm:
You could pack a baggie with Olay face cleanser wipes in your purse/backpack and usen them to clean your face throughout the day..they remove your makeup though so it would be smart to go to the bathroom and do it so you can redo your makeup! hope i helped x0x ♥ caitie ♥

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xRoOxiSxBlOnDex answered Thursday August 4 2005, 4:40 pm:
Get some oil free makeup if you don't have it now. Otherwise, just make sure to wash your face every morning and night. Also, get some powder foundation, that will cover up the oil look.
<b>&hearts;</b> Melissa

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craZlilchelC152 answered Thursday August 4 2005, 4:36 pm:
Well there are a couple oil-free washes (one is nuetrogena i believe it*s just nuetrogena oil free wash) also make sure you wear powder, if you want to get rid of it on the spot (no matter where you are) get oil blotting papers, the suckers are amazing.. they look like little strips of wax paper and you blot it on your face anytime (it doesn*t remove your makeup either just the oil) you can buy these @ target or more expensive ones from clinique or mary kay!! hope i helped!! xoxo, chelsea

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nvme119 answered Thursday August 4 2005, 4:30 pm:
Go to the nearest drugstore/pharmecy and get an exfoliator for your face. Make sure the container it comes in say..."for oily skin." You should wash your face for it everday in the morning when you wake up, and at night before you go to bed. After that apply a face moisturizer that is oil free. I forgot which brand ...but their is a company that makes these little tissues for your face. You pat in on your face and it absorbs the excess oil. Also do you use make-up? If so make sure it is oil free. Good Luck <3

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