How do I reduce oily skin?

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Abbi M.

Apr 10, 2013

Abbi M.

My face turns out oily and I always have red patches by my nose... Help!!

Jenni L.

Apr 10, 2013

Jenni L.

Try using an oil as a moisturizer.. It sounds like a contradiction but an oil will trick your skin into believing it has enough oil and won't over produce.. I love Tartes maracujia oil.

Klara C.

Apr 10, 2013

Klara C.

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Hanna M.

Apr 10, 2013

Hanna M.

Try and avoid dairy products such as milk and cheese. Wash your face in the morning and night using a natural face wash. Have a healthy diet! Avoid greasy food, sodas, and try to quit candies and sugary things. Exercise at least twice a week, you can go on a walk/run for 30 minutes.
It's healthy+free.
Avoid using makeup, but if you do use makeup then use oil-free and always take it off at night.
If any of the above don't help, seek help of a professional but please please try natural ways before going to a doctor who will probably send you bunch of expensive creams and they might not work.
Best of luck,
Xoxo -Hanna

Katie K.

Apr 11, 2013

Katie K.

I use covergirl clean, and it has a line that absorbs excess oil.

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