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What Issues Can Oily Skin Lead To?
Excess production of sebum can lead to a shiny complexion, clogged pores, acne breakouts– the common skin concerns often associated with oily skin.
Oil helps preserve the skin, often people with oily skin tend to have thicker skin and fewer wrinkles.
The key is to strike a balance between having too much oil and maintaining your skin's natural moisture.
Understanding how to balance oil production is key to managing oily skin effectively and maintaining clearer, healthier skin.
What Causes Oily Skin?
- Genetics: If your parents have oily skin you are likely to have overactive oil glands as well.
- Age & Hormones: Teenagers often have more oily skin since their hormones are changing rapidly and their bodies try to find homeostasis. While you don’t necessarily grow out of oily skin, sebum production will decrease as you age. Additionally, hormonal changes brought on by pregnancy can lead to overproduction of oil as well.
- Where You Live & Time of Year: People tend to have oilier skin in hot, humid climates.
- Using the Wrong Skin Care Products: Oily skin can also be a response to using the wrong skincare products for your skin type. When treating oily skin, you don't want to use harsh ingredients that strip the skin of natural oils, because your body can actually respond by over-producing oil.
Daily Regimen for Oily Skin
- Wash with a pH-balancing gentle cleanser to remove excess oil
- Use a facial toner that contains hyaluronic acid
- Apply a lightweight moisturizer
- Wear oil-free sunscreen
- Once a week, cycle in an oil-absorbing clay mask
- Beware of over washing and over drying whit harsh chemicals this can cause excess oil production.
Frownies Oily Skin Solutions
Blue Green Algae Clay Masks
Our Algae Clay Face Mask, ideal for oily skin types, works wonders in balancing oil production.
Vitamin C & E Skin Serum (2 oz)
Harnessing the power of Vitamin E and C, our Serum is formulated with 10 non-comedogenic, plant-based oils that regulate sebum production.
pH Balancing-Face Wash (4 oz)
Our pH Balancing Face Wash is ideal for oily skin, expertly formulated to balance excess sebum promoting a healthy complexion.
Aloe & Oat Gel Moisturizer Face & Neck (2 oz)
With its blend of aloe vera, oat oil, and black sea algae, this moisturizer's lightweight texture balances and nourishes oily skin.
Oily Skin, Balanced Solutions:
Frownies' Clean Skincare specializes in creating clean, effective formulations specifically designed for oily skin types.
By combining nature's most potent ingredients with basic skincare science, we offer solutions that gently yet effectively manage oil production, so your skin stays balanced, clear, and healthy.
Our products are crafted to nurture and control oily skin, providing the perfect blend of rejuvenation and protection for a healthy, refreshed complexion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Frownies tailor its products for oily skin types?
At Frownies, we focus on selecting natural, oil-balancing ingredients, and avoiding harsh, synthetic ingredients that can increase oiliness. Each ingredient is chosen for its ability to provide effective oil control and minimize the likelihood of breakouts, offering a solution that keeps oily skin clear and healthy.
What ingredients can help oil-prone skin?
Board-certified dermatologists may recommend active ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, and glycolic acid to target oil production and unclog pores. We at Frownies focus on gentle yet effective plant-based ingredients to bring your skin into its natural homeostasis, balancing oil production (or sebum production).
Is it true that people with oily skin are less likely to develop fine lines?
Yes, people with oily skin may be less prone to fine lines due to the natural moisture provided by excess sebum, which protects the skin from water loss and may delay signs of aging. However, all skin types need proper care, including hydration and sun protection, to maintain their health and appearance.
