What can absorb oil on your skin other than the oil absorbing sheets from Clean and Clear?

I know that toilet seat covers can absorb oil on your face. So is there anything else you can use that you don't have to buy from the store? If you know any, please list them.What can absorb oil on your skin other than the oil absorbing sheets from Clean and Clear?
Well, honestly, toilet paper absorbs oil fairly well too. But one thing that you can buy that will help stop so much oil production is Queen Helene's Mint Julep Mask. It works great on my face and I have REALLY oily skin.What can absorb oil on your skin other than the oil absorbing sheets from Clean and Clear?
In a pinch, I use a piece of the toilet seat covers from the public restrooms...





LOL, it works
Cheap!!! =P


Just kidding, I'm cheap too... but honestly, what is there that someone doesn't have to buy? I think it's just tacky to take a bunch of courtesy niceties from a public place and use them for something other than their intended purpose... after all, someone does spend money on them.


Try tissue paper! The kind you use to wrap gifts.
Pure egg whites make a fantastic mask. Just take the white from an egg and whisk it up with a fork. Apply it thinly with a cotton ball, leaving big circles around your eye areas. Let it dry thoroughly. Then run a washcloth under very warm to hot water. Lay it across your face and just let it stay there for a bit. Gently remove whatever it takes up. Rinse out the cloth %26amp; repeat. Then just rinse your face with water from the sink. This method removes oil, dirt and tightens the entire face right up. You'll feel fresh %26amp; smooth as a baby's bottom!

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