Have You Tried Sephora Roll-Up Blotting Papers?

[Make-up_Hawk]

Have You Tried Sephora Roll-Up Blotting Papers? I've tried quite a few from MAC (blue paper) to Biore (powder sheet) and Clean & Clear (which is similiar to MAC). But I thought of trying the Sephora one.

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[BeneBaby]

I haven't tried them, but I LOVE the clean and clear ones and their blot powder.

 

[mayyami]

i always wondered if they really work or have a real purpose.

 

[Make-up_Hawk]

I like the fact that you can "cut your own size sheet," sort of like the Select-a-Size Bounty paper towels. I love those. But I was wondering if they had powder on them or not.

 

[Xexuxa]

I used those a lot back in high school. The roll-up blotting papers by Sephora have no powder and work pretty well. I still prefer Clean and Clear though.

 

[greenteaslush]

i haven't tried it yet but i prefer non-powdered papers since they can make your makeup look cakey.

 

[Bee Luscious]

Blotting sheets are ok for touch ups but look more into working pro actively against oil break outs. Look at a good oil defense skin care line that can control oil. Also there are new blotting powders you can find that also work well, instead of an actual sheet its an invisible powder.

 

[Make-up_Hawk]

Originally Posted by Bee Luscious /img/forum/go_quote.gif Blotting sheets are ok for touch ups but look more into working pro actively against oil break outs. Look at a good oil defense skin care line that can control oil. Also there are new blotting powders you can find that also work well, instead of an actual sheet its an invisible powder. I do all of that. They manage my oily t-zone, but they don't eliminate it. I wish I could find a 100% solution. Got one?

 

[Thais]

Yup I have them, they work pretty well!

 

[Make-up_Hawk]

I just bought this and it's okay. It's more like tissue paper, even though I was looking for something more "stiff." Not bad, though. I bought two rolls. I don't know if I will purchase them again.