Oily Skin

The foundation of successful makeup is the complexion. Foundations, tinted serums, concealers, powders... there are so many formulas available on the beauty market to perfect your skin and camouflage its imperfections. But what is the purpose of a mattifying powder? What types of ingredients does it contain?

Most often, oily skin is synonymous with irregular texture, as well as visible and enlarged pores. Derived from beetroot, zinc is ideal for oily skin and significantly reduces sebum secretion.

An oily skin is covered with sebum secreted in abundance, giving it an oily appearance and seemingly showing no signs of dryness. Faced with this characteristic, many wonder if it is still necessary to apply a moisturising cream. What is the reality?

Theoily skin is due to an overactive sebaceous glands that secrete sebum excessively (hyperseborrhea). It thus tends to shine, especially on the wings of the nose, forehead and chin (T-zone of the face). What daily habits should be adopted to limit this phenomenon?

Whether the skin appears oily and shiny, the pores are enlarged, the complexion is dull, or blemishes form... these are daily occurrences for people with oily skin. Let's explore together where this skin imbalance comes from.