Oily skin is a cause of embarrassment for many, as the skin look dull and greasy.
This is due to the overactive sebaceous glands in the skin which
produce oil in excess, and this oil is released to the surface of the
skin, making it greasy and shiny. In some cases of extremely oily skin,
the skin may become coarse with pimples, blackheads and blemishes. This
condition results in coarse skin as the pores get enlarged. Oily skin
can be due to various reasons like hormonal shifts, heredity, diet,
climate, menstruation, pregnancy, birth control pills and cosmetics. The
changes in hormone levels during various stages like adolescence,
pregnancy and menopause can trigger this skin condition. This makes
teenagers more vulnerable to have oily skin with acne and blackheads.
Hot weather with high humidity levels is another reason for the skin
becoming oily. Oily skin can also be caused by the use of some cosmetics
or birth control pills. This is a condition which can affect both
sexes. In men, this is mainly due to the fluctuating levels of the
hormone androgen.
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Natural Oily Skin RemediesSome people prefer natural remedies for
oily skin rather than the commercial beauty products.Such remedies are
more sought after by people whose skin is oily and at the same time
sensitive too. In such cases, artificial products may lead to skin
problems, which can be avoided by using some natural remedies. Natural
products include many household items which are easily available. You
can also try these home remedies for Oily skin
–Mix equal amounts of apple juice and lime juice. Apply this mixture on
the skin and rinse off after 15 to 20 minutes with cold water.
Clay masks are always recommended for those with oily skin. Take a teaspoon of green clay powder in a bowl and add one teaspoon of honey. Mix them well to make a smooth paste, which has to be applied on the face. Rinse off the mask with cold water after 20 minutes. Another effective clay mask can be made by mixing ‘multani mitti’ and honey. Clay masks can be used twice a week for good results.
Clay masks are always recommended for those with oily skin. Take a teaspoon of green clay powder in a bowl and add one teaspoon of honey. Mix them well to make a smooth paste, which has to be applied on the face. Rinse off the mask with cold water after 20 minutes. Another effective clay mask can be made by mixing ‘multani mitti’ and honey. Clay masks can be used twice a week for good results.
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Make a solution of equal parts of water and lemon juice, and apply
it on the face. Use warm water to rinse off the solution and then wash
the face with cold water. This can be done once or twice a day.Dead Sea Mud – Anise-Bay Laurel
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Aloe vera gel is touted to be good for oily skin conditions, as it can absorb oil and thereby prevent clogging of pores. You can dab a small amount of aloe vera gel to your skin after washing. You can also mix the aloe vera gel with equal amounts of organic yogurt and crushed strawberries to make a paste, which should be applied on the skin. Gently massage the mixture into the skin and leave it for ten minutes, before rinsing with warm water.
You may use tomatoes as an oily skin home remedy. Make some tomato puree and apply it on the face. Rinse off after ten minutes.
Yogurt is also popular as a natural remedy. Use it as such or mix it with fuller’s earth to make a paste to be applied on the skin.
Mashed papaya is also good for oily skin. Apply it on the skin and rinse off after 20 minutes.
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We also use rich butters and other rich oils to enhance the moisturizing capabilities of the soap.
