Balance Oily Skin Fast with 4 Easy Tips

Balance Oily Skin Fast with 4 Easy Tips

Posted by Be Fraiche on

Does your skin look like the tin man from The Wizard of Oz? Makeup struggles to stay on all day and after 5 minutes you already look like you’ve hit the gym? Dealing with oily skin can be a challenge, but it doesn't have to be a source of frustration. As an expert skincare formulator, here are my 5 top tips to achieve that balanced and radiant complexion you’ve been searching for. Ready to embrace your natural glow? Let’s go!

1. Stop Overwashing:

It's tempting to wash your face frequently to get rid of excess oil but contrary to popular belief, overwashing can actually backfire! Stripping away natural oils can trigger your skin to produce even more oil. Instead, cleanse your face gently, twice a day, using a mild cleanser designed for oily skin.

The Tea Cleanser contains revitalising green tea and lactic acid to help unclog pores effectively. Aloe vera, cucumber extract, and vitamin B5 help soften and soothe any redness or inflammation, making it ideal for acne-prone, congested, and oily skin. Trust me, your skin will thank you!

2. Don't Skip Moisturiser:

Yep, oily skin needs moisturizer too! Some believe that because their skin is already oily, they don’t need moisturiser. In fact, all skin types need to moisturise! Skipping moisturiser sends a signal to your skin to produce more oil to make up for the lack of moisture. Opt for a lightweight moisturiser that provides essential hydration without clogging your pores. Ingredients like hyaluronic acid and niacinamide keep oil production in check while providing the essential hydration your skin needs.

Niacinamide and hyaluronic acid are the building blocks for oily skin. Niacinamide helps regulate oil production, minimise the appearance of pores, and calm redness. Hyaluronic acid on the other hand, deeply hydrates without weighing down the skin by attracting and binding water molecules. How cool is that?!

Need a good moisturiser for oily skin? Designed with oily and combo Belle’s in mind, The Flower Face Cream combines these two powerhouse ingredients to give your skin the love and balance it deserves.

3. Add Face Oil if Needed:

Face oils can actually benefit oily skin. Certain oils, such as lightweight jojoba oil, grapeseed or evening primrose oil, mimic the skin's natural sebum and can help regulate oil production. If your skin still feels dry or dehydrated (especially in winter) and you have applied our previous tips, try incorporating a non-comedogenic face oil into your routine. Our Seed Face Oil contains 8 unique seed oils and seabuckthorn fruit extract - designed to give your skin that extra “oomph”, without the oily residue!

4. Opt for Oil-Free Make-up:

When shopping for cosmetics, look for “lightweight” or “oil-free” products. Oil-free makeup is specially formulated to provide hydration and nourishment without adding excess oils that will clog your pores. Congestion and shiny T-zones, begone!

With these five simple steps, you can balance out oily skin and embrace a glowing complexion in no time. Remember to be gentle with your skin and embrace the power of all natural products. Scientifically proven ingredients such as niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, help maintain a healthy balance within your skin and provide an extra boost when needed. Say au revoir to frustration and bonjour to radiant, clearer skin!

 

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