Oily Skin
Oily skin: causes, characteristics and how to treat it correctly
The oily skin is characterized by an excess of sebum production that causes shine, more visible pores, and a greater tendency towards blemishes. Although often perceived only as a cosmetic problem, oily skin requires specific care to maintain its balance and avoid complications such as uneven texture.
Treat the oily skin proper sebum production isn't about eliminating sebum completely, but rather regulating it without damaging the skin barrier or dehydrating it. With the right products, it's possible to achieve a more even, matte, and shine-free complexion.
What is oily skin and why does it occur?
The oily skin presents an excessive activity of the sebaceous glands, which generates an excess of sebum on the skin surface.
The main causes of oily skin are:
- Hormonal factors: Androgens stimulate sebum production (they are found at higher levels during adolescence, menstrual cycle, stressful situations...).
- Genetics: The predisposition to oily skin is usually inherited.
- Climate and temperature: Heat and humidity can increase sebaceous secretion.
- Use of unsuitable products: highly occlusive or potentially comedogenic formulas.
- Skin barrier alteration: Over-cleansing or using harsh products can disrupt the skin's barrier function and trigger more oiliness.
How to know if you have oily skin (symptoms and characteristics)
You can identify the oily skin if you have several of these signs on your facial skin:
- Frequent shine, especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin).
- Pores that appear dilated and visible.
- Tendency towards blackheads or blemishes.
- Irregular texture.
- Makeup tends to last less time.
Types of oily skin (and how to treat them)
Oily skin can be accompanied by different manifestations that will benefit from a specific type of line:
- Oily skin with excessive shine that is difficult to control: it produces excess sebum and has an uneven texture with enlarged-looking pores. Your line is SESBALANCE with its exclusive mattifying formula.
- Oily, acne-prone skin: it requires products with sebum-regulating and comedolytic active ingredients, such as SALISES.
- Oily, sensitive skin prone to redness: in addition to sebum-regulating actives, lines that include calming, moisturizing actives and that help camouflage redness, such as AZELAC, will help.
- Oily skin with seborrheic tendencies: you need sebum-regulating, exfoliating and balancing formulas like SEBOVALIS.
How to improve oily skin without damaging it
The treatment of the oily skin it should focus on regulating sebum without disrupting the skin's natural balance. At Sesderma, we use Nanotech technology to encapsulate active ingredients in liposomes, increasing their penetration, tolerability, and efficacy.
Key ingredients for oily skin
To improve the appearance of the oily skin it is essential to choose specific assets:
- Salicylic acid:It deeply cleanses pores and prevents blemishes.
- Niacinamide:It regulates sebum and improves the appearance of pores.
- AHA acids (glycolic, lactic):They exfoliate and improve texture.
- Hyaluronic acid:It hydrates without adding fat.
How to improve oily skin quickly
If you want to improve the appearance of the oily skin Focus on these key points:
- Use a gentle cleanser so as not to disrupt the skin's barrier function.
- It introduces sebum-regulating agents such as niacinamide or exfoliants such as salicylic acid.
- Always moisturize with light textures.
- Use non-comedogenic sunscreen daily.
In a few weeks you'll notice less shine, refined-looking pores, and more even skin.
Common mistakes in oily skin care
Avoid these common mistakes when handling oily skin:
- Over-cleansing the face
- Do not moisturize the skin
- Do not apply sunscreen
- Exfoliate excessively
- Using overly occlusive products
Results of treatment for oily skin
With a proper routine, the oily skin visibly improves:
- Less shine
- Less visible pores
- Imperfection Reduction
- More uniform texture
- Balanced and comfortable skin
Step-by-step routine for oily skin (morning and night)
A good routine for the oily skin It is key to keeping it balanced.
Morning routine
- Cleanse with SENSYSES Cleanser Sebum.
- SESMAHAL B3 serum.
- Crema-gel SALISES.
- REPASKIN URBAN 365 Sunscreen for Oily Skin.
Night routine
- Cleaning with SALISES Soap-Free Foaming Cream.
- SESBALANCE serum.
- Crema-gel SALISES.
Weekly Booster
1-2 times a week you can apply SESBALANCE Gel Plus at night instead of your usual cream.
Frequently asked questions about oily skin
Does oily skin need hydration?
Yes. Finding one oily dehydrated skin This can be quite common. Using moisturizers with light textures helps maintain hydration without making the skin oilier.
Is it possible to have oily and sensitive skin?
Yes, it's quite common. In these cases, it's key to use effective, yet well-tolerated, active ingredients.
What makeup is best for oily skin?
Lightweight, non-comedogenic products with a matte finish.
What ingredients should you avoid if you have oily skin?
Avoid ingredients with high comedogenic potential, as well as overly aggressive ingredients or cleansers that may damage your skin's barrier function.
Discover the best products for oily skin
At Sesderma you will find specific products to improve oily skin Cleansers, serums, lightweight creams, and sunscreens formulated to regulate sebum without dehydrating the skin. Build your personalized routine and achieve balanced, matte, and flawless skin.
Sesderma. Listen to your skin. Regulate its balance.
