Oily Skin

Shiny areas, enlarged pores, frequent blemishes... Having oily skin comes with numerous concerns, which few active ingredients can truly address. Is retinol one of them? Continue reading to find out.

Caring for combination to oily skin begins with meticulous hygiene and thorough skin cleansing. But which cleanser should you use for this? Discover in this article all our advice for choosing a facial cleanser when you have combination to oily skin.

Formulated from plant oils, cleansing oils have an oily texture that can sometimes intimidate those with oily skin. Is this type of cleanser indeed to be avoided when our skin produces excess sebum? Continue reading to discover if cleansing oils are suitable for oily skin.

Oily skin is characterised by an excessive production of sebum by the sebaceous glands. While this substance is necessary for skin protection, an excessive amount can lead to the emergence of blemishes and can be bothersome, giving the skin a perpetually shiny appearance. Renowned for its numerous cosmetic benefits, cornflower hydrosol is sometimes cited as being beneficial for oily skin. Discover below if it has effects on this skin type.

Individuals with oily skin face several challenges when it comes to cosmetics. To care for their skin without further weighing it down, they are often advised to opt for light and fluid products and to avoid vegetable oils. However, this latter recommendation is not necessarily relevant, as some vegetable oils are suitable for oily skin and can even provide benefits. So, what about moringa oil?