What does oil-control facial cleanser mean and what skin types are suitable for it?

Facial cleanser is used to clean the face and is liked by many people. What does this oil-control facial cleanser mean? What skin types are suitable for oil-control facial cleansers?

What does oil-control facial cleanser mean?

Oil-control facial cleanser is also a type of facial cleanser, but its main function is to remove skin oil, and it has a strong oil removal ability. It can effectively remove oil on the outer layer of the skin and dirt in the pores of the inner layer of the skin. Oil-control facial cleansers contain no or only a small amount of oil, so your skin will feel very dry after use.

What skin types are suitable for oil-control facial cleansers?

Oily and acne-prone skin.

Oily skin has strong oil secretion and large pores. Using an oil-controlling facial cleanser can not only effectively remove skin oil and restore skin freshness, but also shrink skin pores. Acne skin is mainly caused by incomplete cleansing after oil secretion, and an oil-controlling facial cleanser can effectively remove oil and inhibit oil secretion, thereby preventing and reducing acne.

Tips:

Although oil-control facial cleansers are suitable for oily skin, they should not be used frequently or for a long time. After all, oil-control facial cleansers have strong oil-removing ability. Long-term and frequent use will make the skin's stratum corneum thinner and the skin will become sensitive and fragile. The best way is to use oil-control cleanser and hydrating cleanser alternately.

This is the end of the introduction to oil-control facial cleansers. They are generally more suitable for oily skin and acne-prone skin.