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Use a mild cleanser in the morning and a little stronger cleanser in the evening to get rid of daytime grime, makeup, and sunscreen. Seek for cleansers that indicate they are "non-comedogenic" or "oil-free," indicating they won't clog your pores.
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Dead skin cells that clog pores and cause breakouts can be removed with the use of exfoliation. But over-exfoliating can aggravate oily skin.
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Toners can aid in balancing the pH of your skin. If your skin is sensitive, avoid this step as they can potentially be drying.
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Serums are lightweight, concentrated treatments that can target specific skin concerns. For oily skin, look for serums that contain ingredients like niacinamide, azelaic acid, or vitamin C.
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Just because your skin is oily doesn't mean you don't need to moisturize. In fact, using a moisturizer can help to keep your skin balanced and prevent it from producing even more oil.
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Sun exposure can damage your skin and make it appear oilier. Choose a non-comedogenic sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and apply it every day, even on cloudy days.
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To absorb extra oil if your skin becomes shiny over the day, use blotting sheets. Use caution and avoid rubbing your face.
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