Understanding Oily Skin
Oily skin is often misunderstood — it’s not “dirty” or “unhealthy,” it just produces more sebum than needed. The key is to manage oil, not remove it completely. Gentle balance helps keep pores clear and the complexion smooth.
Weak Points
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Excess shine, especially on the forehead, nose, and chin.
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Enlarged pores that trap dirt and oil.
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Frequent blackheads or mild breakouts.
Dos
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Cleanse twice daily with a gentle, sulfate-free cleanser to clear impurities.
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Use Niacinamide and Vitamin C Serum to regulate oil and brighten tone.
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Moisturize with a light, oil-free cream to maintain hydration.
Don’ts
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Avoid harsh cleansers that leave your skin feeling “squeaky clean.”
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Don’t skip moisturizer — dehydration triggers more oil.
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Steer clear of heavy creams and comedogenic products.
Tips for Daily Care
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Use blotting papers instead of over-washing during the day.
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Incorporate a clay mask once or twice weekly to absorb excess oil.
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Exfoliate gently — too much exfoliation increases oil production.
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Always remove makeup before bed to prevent clogged pores.
Product Suggestions
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Cleanser: Purifying Facial Cleanser — removes excess oil without dryness.
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Serum: Vitamin C Serum — controls shine and refines skin texture.
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Cream: Moisturizing Cream — lightweight, balancing hydration for oily skin.