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  Health and Beauty

Coping with oily skin 

 


Problems for those with oily skin include excess shine, blockages, large pores, blackheads and spots. Oily skin needs products that are oil-free and/or anti-bacterial to prevent spotty outbreaks and that contain ingredients to soak up excess oil to leave the skin matt and without shine.

If the skin is oily on just the T-Zone (nose, forehead and chin), it is referred to as combination skin. For best results, products for oily skin should be used on this area and those for normal/dry skin on the rest of the face.

To keep oily skin under control follow this simple routine:


1.
Keep it extra clean. Use a facial wash at least once, preferably twice a day. Make sure you rinse it off thoroughly with running water.

2. Use an oil-free moisturiser to keep the surface hydrated and protected. Use this only once a day after shaving.

3. Shave with a gel rather than an oil or cream.

4. To keep outbreaks of spots to a minimum try a clay face mask once a week.

5. When you get the odd spot don't pick it, as this will spread the bacteria. Use a topical spot gel on individual spots.

6. To instantly reduce shine and keep the skin matt try a mattifying lotion.

7. You may want to try a toner or toner pads on the oilier areas. These lotions are designed to cut through excess oil and refresh the skin helping to deep clean and close the pores.


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