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The challenge with oily (non-acne-prone) skin is controlling the oil. It is a delicate balance. Oily skin over the face moisture or sebum Skin that is in a state of excessive secretion. Sebum, which protects our skin, can lead to a sticky texture and shine when excessive secretion occurs. One of the causes of such excess secretion of sebum is the “decline in barrier function” of the skin.

What is Oily Skin?

Oily skin (oily skin) is in a state of excessive secretion of water and sebum over the entire face. Sebum, which protects our skin, can lead to a sticky texture and shine when excessive secretion occurs. One of the causes of such excess secretion of sebum is the “decline in barrier function” of the skin. A decline in the barrier function also affects the condition of the keratin that makes up beautiful skin. This Barrier function Repairing with skincare improves oily skin (oily skin). I want to moisturize with lotion.

Characteristics of Oily Skin

Oily skin is characterized by enlarged pores and a tendency to form comedones and acne. In addition, oily skin is characterized by stickiness and a characteristic lustre; it has a greyish, earthy hue and a compacted stratum corneum of the epidermis. Oily skin is more prone to breakouts. In addition, this type of skin may have other problems, such as sensitive or rosacea-prone skin. Determination of skin type is best left to a specialist cosmetologist; to assess the degree of its fat content, first of all, sebumetry is used.

Causes of Oily Skin

The causes of overly oily skin are varied, but one of the main ones is a genetic predisposition to this type. Other significant factors include hormonal imbalances, especially those that accompany puberty or pregnancy. Increased skin oiliness can also be affected by improper care, spicy foods, chocolate or coffee. Do not forget about the harmful effects of stress or prolonged exposure to the sun. All these factors provoke an increased work of the sebaceous glands, which contributes to an unaesthetic lustre of the skin and creates ideal conditions for the reproduction of bacteria. Dead skin cells of the epidermis accumulate in the ducts of the sebaceous glands, and the fat secreted in large quantities contributes to the development of bacteria and the formation of foci of inflammation.

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