Common Misconceptions in Oily Skin Care: Did You Know?

For a long time, the skin has been considered the beauty weapon of many Vietnamese women in particular and women worldwide in general. However, not everyone is fortunate enough to have flawless skin without common imperfections. One of the most common skin types, easily encountered, is oily skin. However, with proper care and attention, you can overcome the drawbacks of this skin type right at home.

Using Inappropriate Skincare Products Using inappropriate skincare products can make oily skin prone to dryness and irritation. Additionally, the likelihood of clogged pores and acne is high. Therefore, choose products specifically designed for oily skin.
Overwashing the Face Cleanliness is essential to remove dirt and excess oil. However, you should limit overwashing your face if you don’t want your skin to produce even more oil.
Using Hot Water Hot water can dry out the skin and lead to clogged pores, becoming a breeding ground for bacteria, sebum, and dirt. Use lukewarm water when washing your face.
Insufficient Moisturizing Oily skin is very sensitive, so you need to choose oil-free and non-irritating moisturizing products. Oily skin still needs adequate moisturization to ensure a balance of oil, hydration, and to limit sebum production on the skin.
Over-Cleansing the Skin If you use skincare products excessively or cleanse your skin too much, it can strip away all the natural oils, leading to dryness and stimulating increased oil production.
Not Using Sunscreen Sunlight can cause significant damage to oily skin, and it would be a big mistake if you underestimate the importance of applying sunscreen every time you go outside.

To have the right skincare methods for oily skin, you should consult and follow the instructions of experts or dermatologists. And don’t forget, Pure Pharma+ is always happy to accompany you in the skincare journey to regain youth.

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