Oily skin
Oily skin makes more sebum, so it looks shiny, especially by midday, and pores tend to appear larger. It's more prone to breakouts and blackheads, but often shows signs of aging more slowly.
Signs: All-over shine, large pores, blackheads, frequent breakouts, thicker texture
Morning routine
- 1Cleanse
- 2TreatmentNiacinamide
- 3Hydrating serumHyaluronic Acid
- 4MoisturizeBeta-Glucan
- 5Sunscreen (SPF)Zinc Oxide
Evening routine
- 1Cleanse
- 2ExfoliateSalicylic Acid
- 3TreatmentRetinol
- 4MoisturizeNiacinamide
Best ingredients for Oily skin
What to avoid
Avoid heavy, pore-clogging oils and over-washing, since stripping your skin only pushes it to produce even more oil.
Care tips
Never skip moisturizer; reach for a light, oil-free, non-comedogenic formula. Niacinamide can gently help regulate excess oil.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good skincare routine for Oily skin?+
In the morning: cleanse, apply a targeted serum, moisturize, and always finish with sunscreen. In the evening: cleanse, use your treatment (like a retinoid or exfoliant), then moisturize. See the full step-by-step routine above.
Which ingredients are best for Oily skin?+
Oily skin benefits most from Niacinamide، Salicylic Acid، Zinc PCA، Retinol، Hyaluronic Acid. Tap any ingredient to learn how to use it.
What should Oily skin avoid?+
Avoid heavy, pore-clogging oils and over-washing, since stripping your skin only pushes it to produce even more oil.
This is general guidance to help you build a routine — not medical advice. Introduce new actives one at a time, patch-test, and see a dermatologist for persistent concerns.