Oily skin products?

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Millie C.

Jan 4, 2014

Millie C.

My skin has recently got very oily on my T Zone but quite dry/normal everywhere else? What kind of face products would be good for this?

Hannah G.

Jan 4, 2014

Hannah G.

Ohmygod I have the same problem. Neutrogena oil free acne wash cancels out all the oil in my t zone and I use clean and clear's moisturizer on that area at night and before makeup because I find it to be a bit more mattifying and less oily. Then I use good old Pond's cold cream on the dryer spots since it is a thicker formula. My skin always gets like this in the winter!

Lexi K.

Jan 4, 2014

Lexi K.

My skin is like this, I control it by using a gentle cleanser like CeraVe (harsh cleansers can really strip the skin of it's natural oils, and produce more oils) I found that the Neutrogena acne wash was way to drying for oily skin (the grapefruit one was fine) but that's just me. I use a light gel moisturizer on any oily parts, and a thicker Creamy moisturizer on dry places, this really helps keep a balance between oily and dry.

Bemnia L.

Jan 4, 2014

Bemnia L.

I always use benefit's porefessional in my t-zone and that helps a ton.

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