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Is Danessa Myricks Blurring Balm Worth It for Oily or Combination Skin?

I have been hearing a lot about Danessa Myricks Blurring Balm and would like to know if it is worth the price. It is said to minimise the look of pores, control excess shine and give the skin a smooth, soft-focus finish. It can be worn alone, used under foundation as a primer, or dabbed over makeup to reduce shine during the day. If you have tried it, how did it perform on your skin? Did it work well with your foundation, especially in humid weather, and would you recommend it for an everyday or professional makeup kit?

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yemi

For oily or combination skin, does it actually keep shine down for several hours, or is the soft-focus effect mostly immediate?

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jaruma

Has anyone with oily or combination skin noticed how it performs after a full day of wear?

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jude

The appeal seems to be doing several jobs at once: blurring pores, reducing excess shine, and working alone or under foundation.

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dapo

A smooth finish sounds promising, but price alone does not guarantee it will suit every oily or combination skin routine.

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B
bola

If you are considering it, test how it wears both alone and under your usual foundation before deciding whether the price feels worthwhile.

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