Products for Oily Skin

A consistent routine is key. Start with a gentle, oil-free cleanser to remove excess sebum, followed by a balancing toner. Use a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturiser to hydrate without clogging pores, and apply a broad-spectrum SPF daily. Incorporating a clarifying mask or exfoliating treatment 1–2 times a week can also help minimise shine and keep breakouts at bay.

Yes. Skipping moisturiser can actually make oily skin worse, as your skin may produce more oil to compensate for the lack of hydration. Look for oil-free or gel-based moisturisers that hydrate while helping to regulate sebum levels.

Key ingredients include salicylic acid, niacinamide, zinc, and glycolic acid. These help to unclog pores, regulate oil production and refine skin texture. Clay and charcoal masks can also be helpful for deep cleansing.

Start with an oil-balancing cleanser and use a mattifying primer or moisturiser in the morning. Blotting papers and setting powders can help control midday shine, and regular exfoliation can reduce excess oil buildup over time.

Absolutely. Choose a lightweight, non-comedogenic, oil-free SPF that provides broad-spectrum protection. Gel or fluid formulas tend to work best and help prevent clogged pores or extra shine.

Yes, oily skin can be dehydrated if it lacks water rather than oil. Signs include tightness, dullness, and increased sensitivity. Hydrating serums with hyaluronic acid are ideal for replenishing moisture without adding oil.

They can help manage breakouts by keeping pores clear and balancing oil production, but for moderate to severe acne, it’s best to look for targeted treatments with ingredients like salicylic acid or consult a skincare professional for advice.