Tips for Oily Skin | Home Remedies and Sunscreen Gel for Oily Skin

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Oily skin what's causing it? Oily skin is due
to increased production of sebum, which is
cosmetic jargon is called 'sebum'. Its task is to
keep the skin surface supple, to slow down the
loss of moisture, and to protect it from external
influences. Normal skin produces as much of it
as it needs - without shining. However, the sebum
glands amount of oily skin is always running at
full speed. The excess sebum collects on the
surface of the skin and creates an unattractive
shine there.
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Use the best sunscreen for oily skin Of all sun
protection formulations, gel or water-based
sunscreens or oil-free sunscreens are best suited
for oily skin due to their light, non-sticky
formulas. It helps to remove the visibility of
oily content on your face that shines under the
sun. It also works underwater as it comes with
water resistance. It also protects from harmful
UV rays as it offers broad-spectrum protection.
Here are more benefits of using sunscreen gel on
oily skin.
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How do large pores arise? The fact alone
wouldn't be that bad. It is more or less a
'structural weakness' that ensures that oil-based
skin often becomes a real problem. The top layer
of skin is not only thickened and poorly supplied
with blood. It is also made in such a way that
the individual skin cells on the surface cause
additional annoyance. Like the scales of a pine
cone, they protrude into the opening of the sebum
canal and thus prevent the sebum from draining
off. It builds up in the sebum outlet and causes
it to expand. As a result, 'gelled', visible
pores are an unsightly side effect of oily skin.
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Benefits of using the best sunscreen for oily
skin Lightweight The gel-based formulas contain
fewer plasticizers and are lightweight
water-based formulations that protect your skin
without removing heavily stressed
textures. Non-Sticky Gels are based on water and
therefore do not cause stickiness after
application. This improves your facial aesthetics
and beauty. Also, this feature of the sun
protection gel ensures intense bliss during the
summer days. Non-Irritant Gels provide a
long-lasting, non-sticky, soothing effect that
soothes your skin and does not cause
irritation. Sebum Controller  This is another
reason for using gel-based sunscreen that makes
them a perfect candidate for oily skin type. Gels
do not trigger excessive oil production. It helps
to maintain an adequate balance of natural skin
oils and to moisturize the skin. Dispense
Adequate Hydration  Gels not only protect
sufficient natural oils of the skin but also
provide deep moisture and make your skin fresh
and young. Good Photoprotection The gel-based
formula leaves a dense film on the skin, which
contributes to stronger light protection from sun
rays
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Home remedies for oily skin Cleansing milk made
from cucumber water and egg yolk For this
cleansing milk, cut a fresh cucumber into slices,
put them in a jug and fill up with water. Then
mix some of the cucumber water with an egg yolk
and use the lotion to gently cleanse your
face. Washing paste with almond bran Mix one cup
of almond with 250 milliliters of whole milk and
15 milliliters of almond oil until a smooth paste
is formed. Apply the paste on the face and
massage it in with gentle circular movements.
Then remove with lukewarm water. Clarifying
toner with buttermilk and lemon mix a little
buttermilk with a splash of lemon juice and dab
the previously cleansed face with it. Facial
mask with sauerkraut Unusual but effective place
raw sauerkraut on the skin for about 20 minutes.
The herb has a clarifying and calming effect.