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FACTS ABOUT OILY SKINCARE
- Oily skin results from excess sebum, leading to shine and acne but may delay visible ageing.
- Use non-comedogenic, oil-free products to avoid clogged pores.
- A minimal 4-step skincare routine works effectively for oily skin. Cleanse, treat (serum), moisturise, and apply sunscreen daily.
- Ingredients like hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and ceramides support hydration and barrier care.
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What causes oily skin?
Oily skin occurs when sebaceous glands produce excess sebum. This overproduction is commonly influenced by genetics, hormonal fluctuations, stress, and humid weather conditions, often resulting in shine, enlarged pores, and a higher likelihood of acne breakouts. -
2. Does oily skin need moisturizer?
Yes, oily skin requires moisturization. Skipping this step can lead to dehydration, prompting the skin to produce even more oil. Using a lightweight, oil-free, non-comedogenic moisturizer helps maintain balance without clogging pores. -
3. Can oily skin still get dehydrated?
Yes, oily skin can lack hydration even if it produces excess oil. Dehydrated oily skin may feel tight yet appear shiny. Using hydrating, lightweight formulas helps maintain water balance without increasing greasiness. -
4. Is washing your face frequently good for oily skin?
No, over-washing can strip the skin’s natural barrier and trigger increased sebum production. Cleansing twice daily is sufficient to remove excess oil while maintaining skin balance. -
5. Does oily skin age better than dry skin?
Oily skin may show visible fine lines slightly later due to higher natural lubrication from sebum. However, ageing depends on multiple factors including sun exposure, skincare habits, and overall skin health not oil production alone.