Winter Skincare Tips: Oily Skin

 The Top 7 Oily Skin Tips for the Winter: 

Keep clear of oily makeup.

It is not a good idea for you to apply oily jelly-based creams on your face before bed, even though people around you with really dry skin might feel the urge to do so.

Cleanse skin.

Use a mild cleanser twice a day to clean your skin. To get rid of any rubbish, dirt, and extra oil, this is essential. Note that using hot water to wash your face could strip your skin of its natural oils, which will in turn overstimulate your oil receptors and increase the production of oil. Instead, use lukewarm water.

Exfoliate your skin two to three times a week.

That is roughly once every two days. Scrubbing too hard or using physical exfoliants (which usually have a gritty or sandy texture) could aggravate and possibly even damage your skin. The salicylic or glycolic acid found in the best exfoliants will deeply clear your pores. Scrub your skin two to three times a week. That is roughly twice a week. Exfoliation assists in removing debris, extra oil, and dead skin cells from the skin's surface. Because they will deeply clean your pores, salicylic or glycolic acid-based exfoliators are ideal for oily skin types.

Try a toner.

If your skin is naturally highly oily, apply it once every two days at first, after cleansing and/or exfoliating. If necessary, progressively increase the frequency of application to twice daily. Use toner exclusively on your T-zone if you have oily skin in that area of your combination complexion. Try products that contain willow bark extract or tea tree oil for an all-natural remedy. Verify that the recipe you choose doesn't include witch hazel or denatured alcohol because these substances can be quite drying to the skin, particularly in the winter.

Apply moisture twice a day.

To keep your skin balanced, use a moisturizer or lotion without oil. Select products free of silicone and oil to prevent pore clogging. Remember to use a broad-spectrum SPF as well, even in the winter. Throughout the year, sunscreen should be applied every day.

Avoid drying products.

Avoid products that dehydrate or increase components like mint, menthol, or eucalyptus. Once or twice a month, try a mild, clarifying facial mask. One that included green tea would be good, but stay away from clay-based masks since they might remove too much oil. Additionally, stay away from masks made from clay since they will remove too much oil. Instead, if you need to absorb extra oil during the day, apply a mattifying agent like a paper towel.