Not enough oiled paper to treat an oily face

Paper oil can actually be used for all purposes. But in everyday life, oil paper is often used as a friend to maintain its appearance, especially in women and men with oily skin.

Oiled paper absorbs excess oil and removes luster from the face. How to use it is by pressing the face that feels fat.

 

Naturally, the skin produces oil (sebum) to keep conditions moist and healthy. At normal levels, this natural oil helps to make the face not dry and tangle. But if there is excessive oil production, facial skin will look bright and oily.

Natural oil production is also influenced by weather, age, genetic factors and hormones. People with excess oil production on the face also need extra care.

Practical oil paper

Oiled paper is one of the products of choice for people whose faces tend to be fat. The use of paper oil is considered more convenient because it can be used to absorb excess oil without cleaning the face first. Just take an oiled sheet of paper and press the most oily parts of the face, such as the forehead, nose, and chin. Another advantage is that oily paper does not cause dry skin and does not damage the makeup of the face.

However, although practical, the use of oiled paper will not reduce oil production on the face. Therefore, the use of oiled paper must be accompanied by the use of other oily skin care products.

Another product to beat oily skin

Here are products that must be owned by people who have thick faces:

• Face cleanser

Washing your face every morning and every night is the best way to treat oily skin. Fat face owners are advised to use facial cleansers that are softer than soap that has a harder composition. Soap with a harder content actually risks increasing oil production. In addition, ordinary soaps do not have a balanced pH and tend to contain high alkaline levels, which can further expose the skin to the risk of bacterial exposure.
But if this cleanser still can't reduce the production of excess oil on your face, you can use a cleanser that contains benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid or glycolic acid. Use non-alcoholic toner or cleanser after using facial cleansers and before using a moisturizer. Place it on a special cotton swab and rub it gently on the face.

• Face mask

The purpose of applying a mask for oily skin owners is to remove excess oil on the face. For maximum results, the mask must be used appropriately. Start by cleaning your face, then apply the mask. Avoid eyes and lips. Wait 5-20 minutes then rinse with warm water.

• moisturizer

Someone with an oily face tends not to use moisturizers for fear of making their skin look greener. In fact, oily faces also need moisturizers. Oily does not mean your skin is moist enough. Use a moisturizer that contains glycerin, aloe vera, or hyaluronic acid labeled oil-free or non-comedogenic because these ingredients do not clog pores. Avoid oil-based moisturizers such as lanolin, petrolatum and mineral oils.

• Sunscreen

Sunscreen is also often avoided because, besides making the face look greasy, this product is believed to cause clogged skin pores. To keep facial skin protected but not oily, use sunscreen gel. You can also use sunscreen in powder form.

In addition to always providing oiled paper, avoid washing your face too often and using oil-based cosmetics because it can clog pores. If over-the-counter products cannot help you treat oily skin, consult a dermatologist for advice on skin care.

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