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Skin Type Guide
Oily Skin
Excess sebum production leads to shine, enlarged pores, and breakouts. The right routine can balance oil without over-stripping.
Signs You Have Oily Skin
- •Shiny appearance, especially in T-zone
- •Enlarged or visible pores
- •Prone to blackheads and acne
- •Makeup tends to slide off
- •Skin feels greasy within hours of washing
Common Causes
- →Genetics (most common)
- →Hormonal fluctuations
- →Humidity and heat
- →Over-washing (stripping skin triggers more oil)
- →Wrong skincare products
Do's and Don'ts
✓Do This
- ✓Use gel or water-based cleansers
- ✓Choose "non-comedogenic" products
- ✓Use lightweight, oil-free moisturizers
- ✓Include niacinamide to control oil
- ✓Use salicylic acid for pore care
- ✓Blot excess oil during day
✗Avoid This
- ✗Skip moisturizer (skin will produce more oil)
- ✗Over-wash face (2x daily max)
- ✗Use heavy creams or oils
- ✗Touch face frequently
- ✗Use harsh, stripping products
Key Ingredients for Oily Skin
Recommended Routine
☀️ Morning
- 1Gentle gel cleanser
- 2Niacinamide serum
- 3Lightweight moisturizer
- 4Oil-free SPF
🌙 Evening
- 1Oil cleanser (for makeup)
- 2Gel cleanser
- 3Salicylic acid (2-3x/week)
- 4Lightweight moisturizer
Recommended Products
Frequently Asked Questions
Should oily skin skip moisturizer?+
No. Skipping moisturizer signals skin to produce more oil. Use a lightweight, oil-free gel moisturizer.
What causes oily skin?+
Genetics is the primary factor. Hormones, humidity, and over-washing can worsen it.
Best ingredients for oily skin?+
Niacinamide (oil regulation), salicylic acid (pore clearing), hyaluronic acid (lightweight hydration).
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