Oily skin, in the simplest terms, has a brighter and more oily appearance than normal, especially at certain times of the day, due to the excess of oil secretion in which sebum secretion is high. First of all, oily skin should wash the skin with a washing gel or foam regularly morning and evening, and the skin should be refreshed and the pH balanced with a tonic containing mild salicylic acid, especially to tighten open pores. Water-based moisturizers that provide sebum balance should be preferred. These moisturizers also prevent excessive shine of the skin and can make it look matte.<\/p>\n
Oily skin should not be touched during the day by hand massage or by involuntarily bringing the hand to the face. This may cause the sebaceous glands to work harder and the skin to shine. Again, the most suitable weekly treatments for matting oily skin are peelings and masks. Masks containing tea tree, charcoal, niacinamide applied to the skin are both sebum. while balancing it, it causes the pores to tighten.
\nUsing make-up products, especially by choosing the ones suitable for oily skin, will prevent the skin from shining. Again, although using powder is an option that makes the skin matte, it is very important to clean it well as it will easily enter the open pores.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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