
Tips for Oily Skin
Do you find your skin becomes shiny during the day, frequently suffer from blemishes, and feel like your makeup doesn't stay in place? If so, you might have oily skin. Skin type is genetically determined and cannot be changed. However, we have a few tips on how to best care for your skin type, both internally and externally.
Tip 1: Use the Right Skincare Products
With oily skin, it might seem logical to remove the oiliness and scrub a lot. However, this can have the opposite effect: removing the oiliness increases sebum production, resulting in even oilier skin. Proper hydration is a good start to bring the skin back into balance. For example, the Dr Hauschka Facial Toner Special is very suitable for oily skin with blackheads and a tendency to inflammation.
Tip 2: Choose the Right Makeup Products
A good skincare routine is the foundation for healthy skin. For many of us, makeup is also part of the routine. Here, too, you can make certain choices to best support your skin while looking radiant (but not shiny 😉). For example, this Coverstick from Dr Hauschka conceals blemishes, has a mattifying effect, and soothes the skin for a long time. This light, mineral foundation from MÀDARA provides a smooth, seamless, and naturally radiant skin finish.
Tip 3: Boost Your Skin from Within
In addition to products that protect the skin externally, certain supplements can support the skin from within. To support oily skin, vitamin B, zinc, and GLA are recommended. Vitamin B2, B3, and biotin are good for the skin, with vitamin B3 (niacinamide) also supporting sebum regulation. Opt for a vitamin B complex, a powerful vitamin B formula. Zinc contributes to normal hormone balance and helps care for the skin from within. Additionally, GLA (gamma-linolenic acid) can contribute to the condition of the skin. This healthy fatty acid supports the skin's natural ability to retain moisture.
Tip 4: Consistency is Key
When dealing with your skin, it can be tempting to try everything at once, from new creams to a new diet. This can make it difficult to determine what works, and it could even have the opposite effect because you're not giving your skin time to adjust. Ensure that if you want to try something new, you do so over a longer period. For instance, choose to use a new skincare line in combination with certain supplements for several weeks before switching.
Written by: Caya Kerkhof