How do you get rid an oily skin?

Answer 1

go to a dematoligest and ask about diffiren, It works for me. You might want to try a honey mask with pure sourwood honey then washing it off with hot water then pouring cold water over you face or putting and ice pack on all surfaces of your face but no mater what you do always keep your hair out of your face I hope i helped and good luck

Answer 2

Oily skin usually means you have over active oil glands. You need products that will break down the surface oil and balance the skin.

A product containing salicylic acid and vitamin A can control oil. Also, A facial mask containing bentonite an kaolin clays will help to balance and decongest the skin.

The following products have always worked for me and my clients- you can do research to find the combination of products that will work best for you:

Mary Kay Basic Skin Care

Deep Cleanser, Blemish Control Toner, Oil Control Lotion, Clarifying Mask.

www.marykay.com/dulce_jones

Answer 3

You can't get rid of oily skin but you can control the amount of oil your body produces by drinking water. By drinking water you body won't produce as much oil to hydrate youe akin.
shower everyday use face wipes every day and night also Try grating some orange peel into plain yogurt! This will also keep your skin smooth and will get rid of dead skin cells plus it smells yummy too.

Answer 4

Getting rid of your face is not recommended, no matter how oily it is.

It will cause problems with tasting, seeing, listening, smelling,and thinking

If you have made your to get rid of your face, make sure if you haven't noticed any new cramping,pooping,peeing,dirreha,vomiting,serious injury, or even death, please contact your doctor because getting rid of your face may not be right for you.

Answer 5

I know people who have found dried linseed oil paint in their hair 2 months (and dozens of showers) after leaving a jobsite. Linseed oil does one thing very well- it permeates and infiltrates most any surface it comes into contact- that is why it is such a good preservative for wood, masonry and even metal. Getting it off your skin is tough enough using paint thinners, turpentine, etc, and really you're just diluting it (oh, and it's being partially absorbed into your skin too).

Use a good quality hand cleaner with citrus oil in it if the linseed is dried, or you can try vegetable oil... you don't need to use a lot of friction, just be patient and keep rubbing it around for about 10 to 15 minutes (no I am not kidding). You can also use straight Orange Juice in the same way, but that really stings if there are any cuts on your hands!

Answer 6

Read My 5 Tips For Oily Skin

1. Cleanse your face daily. Not more than twice a day, with a gentle cleanser, suitable for oily skin. Avoid alcohol based cleansers.

2. Oily skin makes its own lubrication but you should also want to moisturize it as well. Use water based moisturizers. Moisturizing is crucial if you have combination skin.

3. If you have pimples you should treat them specifically. It's important to diagnose the pimples and make sure it is not acne, which has its own unique treatments.

4. Make sure to use makeup that doesn't clog the pores and is oil-free. There are really good foundations for oily skin these days that control the shine and keep the skin matte.

5. Use one of these products listed below for best results. They can make the biggest difference.

Answer 7

Well i have really oily skin and i use just a bar of soap to dry it up.

Answer 8

take a shower