My Skin Has Gone From Oily To Dry. What Do I Do!?

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Jennifer R.

Feb 12, 2013

Jennifer R.

I'm wondering if anyone has had this problem. I took some advice on here to try jojoba oil as a moisturiser to reduce the oiliness of my face. After years of suffering with oil slick tzone and spots, I am miraculously cured. The problem now is I have never had normal skin and I don't know what to do with it! All my make up and face washes are for oily skin. So can anyone recommend some good make up and cleansers to keep me healthy and spot free but not too drying? I'm just so happy to be free of the shine I'm terrified of it backfiring!

Madi B.

Feb 12, 2013

Madi B.

Get face washes for dry skin and if your exfoliating.. STOP! That's what dries out your skin and also if its winter where you live your skin will seem really dry compared to the really oily skin in the summer! I have the same problem (:

Lehi I.

Feb 12, 2013

Lehi I.

I love my dry skin,I don't see the problem,I rarely get any acne!

Hannah D.

Feb 12, 2013

Hannah D.

You could try Neutrogena Extra- Gentle Cleanser! It doesn't have soap in it and its supposed to add back moisture every time you use it! And it's good for sensitive skin because it doesn't have a fragrance! Also, look for products that have Salyicic Acid because it helps control oil issues!

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