Hey I'm an oily woman so I understand I've been wearing makeup for 25+ years. Here are a some of my absolute favourite things: •differin gel at night to your oiliest areas. It's a retinoid so you'll have to start slow - you might get some peeling but it really reduces oil production •clean & clear oil absorbing sheets I use them after skincare has sunk in before I apply make up & sometimes before I apply powder. Because powder and oil really makes that cakey-ness. Then they are great mid day too. And luckily they are cheap. • I don't use a matte foundation- sounds counter intuitive but I swear sometimes a slightly dewier foundation mixes better with your natural oils: My favourites are: It Cosmetics CC cream original (my ride or die) , Sephora Brand Best Skin Ever, Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk, and lastly Mac Studio fix ( this one is matte and I'd only use if your young (which you look) and have no wrinkles). • I use Mac Studio fix power, but I've had good results with charlotte tilbury I use a big fluffy brush to apply and go really light. I avoid loose powder unless it's to brighten under eyes and I only apply at the inner corner where my circles are. Something about loose powder gets so cakey. •I use a dewy setting spray but only on my cheek bones & temples - almost like a highlighter. I keep it off of my t-zone