OILY SKIN

Oily skin is characterized by overproduction of sebum, which makes the skin shiny, especially in the T-zone
(forehead, nose and chin). This skin type often has larger pores and is more prone to
impurities and acne due to clogged pores. To care for oily skin, it is important
to use light, often oil-free products and cleanse the skin regularly to remove
excess oil without drying it out. Ingredients like salicylic acid and niacinamide can
help control sebum production and minimize pore size.

WHAT IS OILY SKIN?

Oily skin occurs when the skin produces excess sebum, resulting in a shiny surface, especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin). This condition is characterized by enlarged pores, clogged pores, and often impure skin with acne or pimples. Many people think that oily skin is only a drawback, but sebum plays an important role in protecting and moisturizing the skin. The challenge lies in balancing the production of sebum so that it does not lead to clogged pores and other skin problems.