How to remove oily skin?

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Andrea C.

Jan 2, 2013

Andrea C.

My face is very oily, what face products can i use to prevent it?

Shelley W.

Jan 2, 2013

Shelley W.

You can lessen the amount of oil produced but you can't prevent it. Don't dry out your skin by loading up on a bunch of products. It does more damage than good. You can start off by using a mattifying moisturizer for daytime use. As far as cleanser I suggest African Black soap. Its affordable and used twice a day assist in regulating oil production and clarifying the skin. When it comes to make-up there are oil control powders that you can use to set your foundation. When I was younger my skin resembled Crisco oil....I produced so much freakin' oil it was depressing. Now I'm 38 years old and I love my little oil slick because its actually keeping forehead frown lines at bay. I think oily skin is becomes more of a benefit as we get older since it ages at such a slower rate. Something you can look forward to as you progress in life. :)

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