Great buy: Beloved drugstore brand Cetaphil celebrated its 70th anniversary this year, and there's a good reason the brand has been around for so long - it works.

This oil-free moisturizer is specifically intended for those with acne-prone skin, but if you also suffer from rosacea or redness, the brand just launched a redness-reducing line.

Editor's pick: We could write a love letter to this primer, that's how fond of it we are. It smooths fine lines, all but makes our pores disappear, keeps our make-up in place and ensures we don't look oily for hours at a time.

Included in this limited-edition set is a free mini size, so your travel needs are handled, too.

One to watch: If you haven't heard of the Tel Aviv-based Natasha Denona, you will. The line is being sold in Sephora stores across the country, just opened a standalone location in New York City and has become an insta-hit among beauty vloggers.

This primer, according to the brand's founder, Natasha, 'allows those with combination and oily skin to use a glowy foundation in order to enjoy the glow look without looking greasy.'

Make-up artist must-have: Jamie likes this affordable primer for its ability to 'make your skin matte but not like concrete'.

That unique quality means you can use it under make-up in morning and over make-up as needed throughout the day for touch-ups. 

Editor's pick: When Dailymail.com staffers come to us for help looking less shiny when they go on TV, we give them this pressed powder, which comes in four shades and sucks up oil on contact.

'It's all I use now,' said one reporter who makes regular TV appearances. 'It's simple to apply, blends insanely easily and makes me look like a polished professional instead of a greasy mess.' 

Fan favorite: We've never heard a bad word uttered about Laura Mercier's setting powder.

It's staple in the make-up bags of red-carpet pros and everyday Jo's because its foolproof to apply (you really can't mess it up) and sets make-up while simultaneously keeping away shine all day. 

Great buy: Maybelline has developed something of a cult following for its Matte + Poreless Powder, but this just-released loose finishing version could give it some competition.

The eight, finely milled, lightweight powders control shine as well as their pressed counterparts and are tinted with a hint of color, meaning they give an extra oomph of coverage but these never look cake-y.

'I don't think I'll ever use anything else! Love it.' wrote one commenter on Ulta's website. 

Make-up artist must-have: Jamie didn't hesitate when we asked her to reccommend a shine-controlling setting spray and promptly point us toward this one from Cover Fx.

We like that it's alcohol- and fragrance-free and that the mist comes out in a nice cloud instead of a harsh stream or weird line. 

Fan favorite: At less than $10, you can't beat the price of this matte-finish setting spray and buyers say they love how long-lasting it is, which explains why it's always a top-seller at Ulta.

Editor's pick: To be honest, we never had a problem with shine when we used the original Urban Decay All Nighter Setting Spray, but we can certainly attest to this newer version's shine-repelling qualities, especially if your skin is on the oilier side to begin with.

Make-up artist must-have: Jamie recommends these blotting sheets made from unbleached hemp fibers from cool-girl brand Milk Makeup. They absorb excess oil and reduce shine - without messing up your make-up.

Editor's pick: Leave it to Tatcha to make blotting oil look chic. We love whipping this pretty packet out when we need a quick touch-up during the day. It never fails to make us feel just glamorous - even if it's only for a moment.

Great buy: The plastic compact these sheets come in is handy if you, like us, have the world's most jam-packed make-up bag. It keeps the oil-absorbing tissues from getting smashed and has a mirror, so you can actually see where you're blotting.

Plus, it comes with an adhesive sponge applicator, so your fingers don't need to go anywhere near your face. Less bacteria, less shine, more to love.