How to control oil and remove acne: Control oil first to remove acne. Correct skin care to regain new life

Today I’m going to tell you about methods to control oil and remove acne. Friends who don’t know how to control oil and remove acne, hurry up and learn my method.

How to control oil and treat acne

Acne and oily skin are a pain in the hearts of many young beauties, but they often use the wrong methods, causing acne and oily skin to continue to appear on their faces! From now on, don’t rely on oil-absorbing papers, exfoliate like crazy, don’t wear sunscreen, or squeeze pimples with your hands... This will only cause your skin to secrete more oil to protect itself, making your face even more oily. Hurry up and learn the correct oil control method to change the current terrible situation!

Basic cleaning: wash your face with warm water and exfoliate regularly

Dust, sunlight and exhaust gas in daily life will cause various dirt to adhere to the skin. It will mix with the skin's own oil and dead skin cells and accumulate. Over time, this mixture of dirt will firmly occupy your pores like a nail house! They turn into pimples, closed comedones or blackheads to make you look "good". Therefore, if you want to get rid of these "nail households", the most important thing is to keep your skin clean. When cleansing your face, you should rub the facial cleanser into foam and then apply it on your face. Massage gently and then rinse with clean water. Don't rub your face vigorously with a towel, but use gentle pressure to absorb the moisture. Perform exfoliation treatments regularly once a week (do not exfoliate when acne is inflamed). After exfoliation, replenish moisture to the skin in a timely manner and maintain the water-oil balance of the skin to reduce the oil secretion of the skin.

Daily care: hydration + sun protection, twice the result with half the effort

Oil control does not just mean absorbing the oil. Excessive use of oil-absorbing paper will not only damage the skin, but also make the skin "think" it is dry and secrete more oil to protect itself. The correct approach is to provide complete hydration for the skin. In addition to the hydrating step after washing your face every morning, you can always carry a bottle of moisturizing spray. After spraying the spray, use your hands to quickly pat your face to allow the moisture to penetrate deep into the skin instead of staying on the surface. In addition, don't skip sunscreen just because you think it's too oily. If your skin is directly exposed to the sun, it will lose moisture, which will lead to more oil secretion. It is recommended to choose a light sunscreen product to protect yourself from ultraviolet rays. Keeping your skin moisturized is the best way to control oil.

Makeup: Light makeup

Avoid using oily or powdery cosmetics, especially heavy makeup! The oils and powders in makeup can clog your pores and make acne worse. If you must wear makeup, remember to moisturize your skin before applying makeup, which can moderately reduce oiliness. It is recommended to choose a product such as a clear BB cream that can complete the base makeup in one bottle, rather than layer upon layer of products that make the skin unable to breathe. Before going to bed, you should thoroughly remove your makeup. Using a mild makeup remover can reduce skin irritation. At night, you can use light toner and lotion to hydrate or whiten your skin. Do not choose heavy creams. Keeping the pores of your skin unobstructed and breathing fully at night can slowly change the condition of your skin.