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Daily Power Defense
All Skin Types Anti-Aging TSA Approved
Instant Pore Refiner
All Skin Types Anti-Aging TSA Approved
Oil Control Pads Acne Treatment
GSR® Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin
Exfoliating Cleanser
GSR® Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin
Complexion Clearing Program
Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin
Dual Action Scrub
GSR® Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin AM or PM
Complexion Clearing Masque
Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin Blemish TSA Approved
Complexion Clarifying Serum
All Skin Types Oily + Blemish-Prone Skin Redness
Skincare for oily skin FAQs
Oily skin occurs when your sebaceous glands produce an excess amount of sebum. Several factors, both internal and external, can contribute to this:
- Skincare habits: Using harsh skincare products that cause dryness or irritation can lead to an overcompensation of oil production.
- Hormonal changes: Fluctuations in hormones can stimulate increased oil production.
- Genetics: If your family has a history of oily skin, you may be genetically predisposed to have similar skin concerns.
- Environmental factors: Humidity, high temperatures, or exposure to certain pollutants can trigger the skin to produce more oil as a natural response.
- Diet: A diet high in refined sugars, dairy, or unhealthy fats may contribute to excess sebum production.
- Stress: Stress can cause hormonal fluctuations that lead to an increase in oil production, particularly around the forehead, nose, and chin.
Identifying oily skin involves paying attention to how your skin reacts throughout the day or when exposed to certain products. Here are common signs for this skin concern:
- Shiny complexion: If your skin looks shiny or greasy, especially in the T-zone, this is a key indicator that you're experiencing excess sebum production.
- Enlarged pores: Oily skin can often lead to the appearance of larger, more visible pores due to the accumulation of oil and dirt on the skin.
- Frequent blemishes + clogged pores: If you're prone to blemishes, it may be a sign that excess oil is trapping impurities in the skin and clogging your pores.
- Uneven skin texture: Consistent overproduction of oil and frequent clogging of pores can affect skin texture, leaving it feeling rough or uneven.
Using products specifically formulated for oily skin offers many important benefits, including:
- Preventing + treating blemishes: Skincare for oily skin often targets blemishes by addressing both excess oil and bacteria that contribute to breakouts.
- Regulating sebum production: Specialized products for oily skin are designed to balance + regulate sebum production, reducing excessive oil without drying your skin.
- Refining pore size: Oily skin tends to have larger, more noticeable pores due to clogged oil buildup. Gently exfoliating can minimize the appearance of enlarged pores.
- Mattifying effects: Many face products for oily skin, such as oil-free hydrators and mattifying serums, work to control shine, providing a more balanced, non-greasy complexion throughout the day.
- Improving skin texture: Regular, gentle exfoliation can smooth rough patches and combat oil, leaving the skin looking clearer and more even.
- Supporting skin hydration: A misconception is that oily skin doesn't need added moisture. However, hydrating is crucial to maintain the skin's natural barrier function. Lightweight, non-comedogenic hydrators help the skin absorb moisture without leaving it feeling greasy.
Some of the most common ingredients found in skincare products designed for those with oily skin include salicylic acid, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, tea tree oil + glycolic acid.
These ingredients help to reduce inflammation, control oil production, and detoxify the skin, all while leaving you with a smooth, fresh complexion.
When it comes to building a skincare regimen, keep things simple. Here are steps you can follow to build the foundation for your new routine:
- Cleanse: Begin by using a gentle, oil-free cleanser twice a day to remove excess oil, dirt, and impurities without stripping your skin of necessary hydration.
- Tone: Next, apply toner to help balance oil levels and refresh your skin. We recommend toners with ingredients such as salicylic acid or niacinamide.
- Exfoliate: Exfoliating 2 or 3 times a week is essential to unclog blocked pores. The ZO® Exfoliating Cleanser or ZO® Dual Action Scrub are perfect additions to skincare routines.
- Moisturize: Use a lightweight, oil-free hydrator to maintain skin hydration without clogging pores.
- Targeted treatments: Apply targeted treatments such as ZO® Complexion Clarifying Serum or ZO® Instant Pore Refiner to soothe blemishes and reduce the appearance of pores.
- Sunscreen: Always finish your routine by using an oil-free, non-comedogenic sunscreen to protect your skin from sun damage without adding excess oil.
As you age, your skin's oil production can fluctuate due to many factors. Changes in hormone levels, skin health, and exposure to different external environmental stressors can all contribute to a change in oil production.
Skin concerns, like blemishes or enlarged pores, may become more pronounced or improve over time. Additionally, lifestyle factors, such as diet, stress, and sleep patterns, can either exacerbate or regulate oiliness. Environmental factors, like temperature, humidity, and pollution, can also play a role in how oily your skin becomes.
Since your skin's needs can change, adjusting your routine to match its current condition is essential for maintaining balance + clarity.
Find skincare products for oily skin with ZO®
Achieve a balanced complexion and help your skin look and feel its radiant best with professional-grade skincare for oily skin from ZO® Skin Health. If you'd like personalized advice in finding the right regimen, don't hesitate to get in touch with our ZO® Skincare Specialists today.
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