Advanced Dermatology

Reviews

14 Do's and Don'ts for an

Oily Skin

There are do's and don'ts for oily skin which we

will discuss today with you and some natural

home remedies for oily skin. If your skin is oily

then you may be always bothered about greasy

texture, acne, pimples, black heads and white

heads. Excess oil on the skin can invite many

infections and also look unappealing. You should

not blame it to the food you eat as there is no

proven fact which shows that eating certain kinds

of food can produce increase oil production in

your skin.

Changes in hormone levels, such as those that

occur during the teen years can cause skin to

become oily and trigger outbreaks of acne. But

it's not just a problem for teenagers and young

adults. Many women notice oily skin problems

around the time of their menstrual periods,

during pregnancy, or at menopause. Some types

of birth control pills can also increase skin

oiliness.

What to do for oily skin? Today we will discuss

with you do's and don'ts for oily skin. Have a look

at some natural home remedies for Oily skin also.

Use Gentle Skin Cleansers

Use Apple Cider Vinegar

Wash With Salicylic Acid

Use Citrus Fruits and Cucumber

Use a Retinoid at Night

Use Egg Yolk

Use Oil-Free Foundations

Use Blotting Paper

Don't Use Creamy or Milk Cleansers

Don't Sleep On a Dirty Pillowcase

Don't Moisturize

Don't Use Cream Based Sunscreens

Don't Overwash

Don't Pick or Touch Your Face