Control Your Oily Skin: Milk of Magnesia vs Black Radiance Complexion Perfection Primer

just a quick video on my opinion of the two. see my blog, yepanotherone.com for more of my daily ramblings :)

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[manoulicious]

can you show how you apply the milk of magnesia pleasae?

[yasjencon]

@manoulicious i will try to remember the next time i use it, but i am sticking with the primer for now and saving the MOM for special occasions so it may have to wait a bit

[HEKNOWSTHEPLANS]

i have extrememly oily skin with large pores... i have used MOM, and it works well for me but after placing a thin layer on my skin once I apply my foundation I notice that my skin looks a little ashy. Do that happen for you? I even try it by itself with just a moisturizer and at times i still look somewahat ashy. let me know your thoughts or recommendations! thanks for sharing a great video.

[yasjencon]

@HEKNOWSTHEPLANS not really. i only apply a thin thin layer though

[yasjencon]

@kkimberly2004 oh, well thanks for watching just the same :)

[yasjencon]

@ttoyass you are welcome

[kkimberly2004]

@yasjencon well I actually don't have oily skin, but I just love seeking knowledge. I feel like if I do run into someone that has a particular problem maybe I cam help them out by something I read or heard about.

[figuremom]

@yasjencon No you cannot moisturize. I've used it with several other foundations with the same method and no issues. The trick is not to moisturize and I do the same with the Black Radiance one as well. Try it even around the house for a day or so and let me know how it works. That is the combo I use and I will use MAC MSF, blotting powder or Iman oil blotting powder depending on how I am feeling to finish things off. Best of luck:)

[ttoyass]

Thank you!!!

[yasjencon]

@soulcandy24 thanks. sometimes when i have time to think things thru :) i actually am able to provide more/better info. i was interested myself, though because i kept reading that the MOM was bad for the skin, but no one was saying why so I wanted to see for myself.