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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my face so oily?
Sebum production is influenced by genetics, hormones, age, climate and skincare. Oily skin is not evidence that the face is unclean. If oiliness changes suddenly or appears alongside other symptoms, ask a healthcare professional for advice. For ordinary oily skin, use a consistent gentle routine rather than repeatedly stripping the skin.
Should oily skin use moisturiser?
Yes. Oily skin can still be dehydrated or have an impaired barrier. Choose a lightweight gel-cream or lotion that feels comfortable and is labelled non-comedogenic where appropriate. Skipping moisturiser is especially unhelpful when acids, retinol or acne treatments are causing dryness. Hydration and oil production are separate issues.
What type of cleanser is best for oily skin?
A gentle gel or foaming cleanser can remove excess surface oil without leaving the face tight. Cleanse morning and evening with lukewarm water and avoid harsh scrubs. An acid cleanser may suit congested skin, but it should not automatically be combined with several other exfoliating products.
Which ingredients can help oily skin look more balanced?
Niacinamide can support the barrier and the appearance of balanced oil. Salicylic acid can help with congested-looking pores, while light humectants such as glycerin and hyaluronic acid provide water-based hydration. Clay masks may reduce surface oil temporarily. No cosmetic ingredient permanently stops sebum production.
How often should oily skin be exfoliated?
Start with the frequency stated on the chosen product and adjust according to tolerance. Daily exfoliation is not necessary for everyone. Persistent stinging, redness, tightness or flaking means the routine is too aggressive. Pause the exfoliant and return to a basic cleanser, moisturiser and SPF routine.
What sunscreen should I use for oily skin?
Choose a broad-spectrum facial SPF 30 or higher with a light, fluid, gel, or matte finish that you can apply generously. “Oil-free” or “non-comedogenic” may help narrow the choice, but texture preference is personal. Reapply according to exposure and the product directions rather than applying too little to avoid shine.
Is oily skin the same as acne-prone skin?
No. Excess sebum can contribute to blocked pores, but not everyone with oily skin has acne, and not everyone with acne has very oily skin. If shine is the main concern, focus on gentle cleansing, light hydration and SPF. If persistent inflamed spots, nodules or scarring are present, seek pharmacy or medical advice.











