Oily skin is very common and often can be mistaken for combination skin. It occurs the most in the T-Zone area, which is the area between your eyebrows and above your nose bone. It can also be oily under your eyes and on your chin area as well. Oily skin typically happens when your skin is producing too much sebum, which is the glands that we have in our skin to protect and hydrate the skin. Oily skin can be tedious to manage because we are constantly moving. Despite that, there are steps and tips that we can keep in mind to consistently tackle this problem.
In a article called MedicalNewsToday titled Top Six Home Treatments For Oily Skin, some tips that they give are develop a consistent skin routine, use oil blotting papers, and purchase mattifying lotions and non oil based moisturizers. Keep in mind that to tackle oily skin, don’t use oil based products.
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