Derma Doctor Tease Zone

[maryfitz24]

Has anyone tried the Derma Doctor Tease Zone? I get some shine on my t-zone and am looking for some help there. I couldn't find anything in the reviews about it?

If you haven't tried it, is there something like it that you found helps with shine?

Thanks,

Mary

 

[Bonne]

I have this. It's probably the best thing I've found to help with shine, but it doesn't work all day long and I'm not sure it's worth the price. It does make a super smooth canvas for foundation application, though. For me, it works well under mineral makeup, but if I try to use it with my Chantecaille Future Skin it doesn't look so good and I get shine breakthrough really quickly.

If I were you I'd try using the Milk of Magnesia trick and see how you like that. Basically, just apply a thin layer of Milk of Magnesia on your skin (make sure it's super thin or mix it with a bit of water...if it's too heavy you might see a white cast on your face). This actually seems to provide more of a matte finish and it's super cheap!!! /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Definitely sample the Tease Zone prior to purchase as some people either love it or hate it. Dermadoctor's website might do samples...I think they will if you email them. Some Sephora's carry it as well.

I know a lot of people like the Picture Porefect as well. That product seems more talked about, but I think it's more of a treatment that you maybe apply at night.

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[KathrynNicole]

Hey, Mary! I'm not familiar with the product you've mentioned, so I'm not sure what category it falls into. (ie. moisturizer, mask, etc.) I use Biore Shine Control Clay Mask and blotting papers.