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Oily skin often feels shiny, especially in the T-zone, and can have visible pores, breakouts, or become easily clogged. Here's a guide to the signs and causes of oily skin and how a balancing, lightly moisturizing skincare routine can preserve the skin barrier and reduce sebum production.
Routine for oily skin that is prone to pimples and clogged pores.
1,468 SEKOily skin often feels shiny, especially in the T-zone, and may have visible pores or be prone to breakouts and clogged pores. This is because the skin produces more sebum than it needs. Oily skin may need help retaining moisture without clogging or feeling heavy. Proper skin care is therefore not about reducing oil, but about balancing sebum production and strengthening the skin barrier.
Oily skin benefits from a gentle cleanser that dissolves excess sebum without drying out. A light, hydrating face cream helps skin retain moisture and balance sebum production. Use a concentrate that balances sebum production and helps reduce shine and unclog pores.
Rich, mild and moisturizing cleansing cream that, with the help of kaolin clay and skin's own oils, gently but effectively removes dirt and makeup without drying out the skin. For all skin types. 50ml
Moisturizer with ectoine and niacinamide that moisturizes, controls shine and reduces the appearance of pores. For oily/combination skin. 50ml
Concentrate with 10% azelaic acid, which helps balance bacteria that can cause acne and soothe red and irritated skin. 30ml
The most important thing is not to overtreat the skin. Aggressive cleansing and drying products can disrupt the skin's natural balance. Cleanse your skin in the evening with a mild facial cleanser and follow with a light concentrate like Tribiotic Concentrate, which supports the skin's microbiome and skin barrier. Finish with a light moisturising face cream. When the UV index is above 2, sun protection is an important last step in your morning routine. The goal is to balance the skin, not to remove all natural glow.
Our products are made in small batches, are free from perfume and preservatives, and formulated with a few carefully selected ingredients without unnecessary additives. Some products are refrigerated to preserve the effectiveness of sensitive ingredients. For those with oily skin, this means a light skincare routine with ingredients that support the skin's microbiome and skin barrier.
Oily skin benefits from a gentle skincare routine that helps balance sebum production without drying out the skin. Start with a mild facial cleanser, continue with a concentrate like Azelaic Concentrate, and finish with a light moisturizing face cream. Choose products without unnecessary additives that help balance sebum production and support the skin's natural balance.
Avoid over-treating the skin. Strong, drying cleansers can disrupt the skin's natural balance. Cleanse your skin in the evening with a mild facial cleanser and use a light moisturizing face cream. A consistent skincare routine with products that help balance sebum production can contribute to the skin feeling less oily over time.
Yes. Even oily skin needs moisture. A light moisturizing face cream helps maintain the skin's moisture balance and supports the skin barrier without feeling heavy. Choose a face cream without unnecessary additives that moisturizes without weighing down the skin.
The T-zone, meaning the forehead, nose, and chin, has more sebaceous glands than the rest of the face. Therefore, these areas often become oilier and shinier. If only the T-zone is shiny while the cheeks are normal or dry, you likely have combination skin rather than oily skin.
