My Oily Skin

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Shawnece W.

Jan 11, 2013

Shawnece W.

How do you get rid of oily skin???

Caitlin M.

Jan 11, 2013

Caitlin M.

Try moisturizing with an oil of some kind. There's all kinds, like coconut, jojoba, castor, argan, maracuja. I use maracuja and its done a lot to help improve my skin over the last month. Usually skin gets oily because its dehydrated so it starts over-producing oil to try to hydrate itself. Don't use products that are going to dry out your skin because that could make the problem worse. Get some kind of oil and use a small amount as your nightly moisturizer. You can use something lighter for your day time moisturizer, I love hope in a jar. Its light yet does a lot. I also really like the clear days ahead treatment lotion from Philosophy. It absorbs oil and prevents/treats breakouts while hydrating. It really helped turn my skin around too, before I started with the maracuja oil. I still use it as my day time moisturizer under my makeup. 

Dia P.

Jan 11, 2013

Dia P.

milk of magnesia. apply a thin layer on skin. 

Monae Y.

Jan 12, 2013

Monae Y.

I have oily skin also but I use St.Ives Apricot scrub. It really has helped my skin. You can find them in drugstores (cvs. walmart etc.) 

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