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Help! Blusher blocking pores
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Help! Blusher blocking pores
  I have suffered on and off with blocked pores in my cheeks which result in large spots which seem to take ages to heal.
I read in this months Marie Claire magazine that this can be caused by my blusher. Apparently, while most foundations and powders etc are non-comedogenic or non-pore blocking, blushers aren't.
So, can someone recommend a good quality but not too expensive blusher which will give me a sheer flush of colour and not block my pores? Although I have an oily t-zone my cheeks are generally normal/dry...
Any recommendations much appreciated. Thanks x
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i really like bourjous paris blusher and i hcnat say its blocked up my pores at all and i have spotty oily skin
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The only one I have ever found is by Neutrogena, its called Healthy Skin Blends and its an oil-control powder, they do a bronzer, a pinky blusher and a translucent one. Unfortunately not available in this country but you should be able to find it on ebay - they sell it everywhere in the States. I got all three for about £12 on ebay and im really pleased with them. I suffer from blocked pores and the most revolting huge spots and I realised that they were forming on my cheeks where the blusher was. I immediately washed my brush and looked into a different blusher and although im still getting spots they are hormonal "monthly" ones and not related to the blusher any more - good luck:great:


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i use natural collection pink cloud and benefit high beam


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The only one I have ever found is by Neutrogena, its called Healthy Skin Blends and its an oil-control powder, they do a bronzer, a pinky blusher and a translucent one. Unfortunately not available in this country but you should be able to find it on ebay - they sell it everywhere in the States. I got all three for about £12 on ebay and im really pleased with them. I suffer from blocked pores and the most revolting huge spots and I realised that they were forming on my cheeks where the blusher was. I immediately washed my brush and looked into a different blusher and although im still getting spots they are hormonal "monthly" ones and not related to the blusher any more - good luck:great:
Thanks so much for the above reply. I'm glad you understand my problem. I'll check out ebay but coincidentally, I'm off to the US on a work trip in a fortnight so I'll do my best to sneak off to a chemist!





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