What to do about pigmentation on oily skin

Everyone's skin is different, and each skin care method has its own skin care distinction. Before doing skin care, we must first determine what our skin is like, whether it is oily skin, allergic skin, or dry skin. Only by finding the right care method can we deal with various skin problems, especially oily skin is prone to pigmentation, freckles and acne. So how to care for oily skin pigmentation?

Everyone's skin type is different. Whenever I see people on the street with fair skin, fine pores, and even invisible pores when you look closely, I feel very envious. This kind of skin is really perfect. Perfect skin is the lifelong pursuit of many women. For women like me with oily skin, this is simply a luxury.

But we can artificially work to improve the condition of oily skin. After all, there is nothing perfect in this world, so just do your best and protect your skin.

What skin care products are good for pregnant women? Before skin care, let us first determine the nature of our skin? What is oily skin? How to care for oily skin? Below I will teach you a judgment standard. If you confirm that your skin is oily, you can use the methods in this article to take care of it.

Steps/Methods

How to know if you have oily skin:

1. Don't rush to take care of your skin after getting up in the morning. First, press lightly on your nose with a piece of oil-absorbing facial paper. If there is a lot of oil on the oil-absorbing paper, it means that your skin is oily.

If your skin secretes oily substances not long after washing your face. That's oily skin too.

3. If you easily get acne and blackheads after applying powder on your face, you also have oily skin. The reason for acne and blackheads is clogged pores, and the biggest characteristic of oily skin is that pores will be clogged.

Oily skin has the following characteristics:

The skin color is generally darker, the pores are larger and coarser, easily clogged, the skin is oily, and the sebum secretion is high. In severe cases, orange peel may appear on the face. The skin is generally slightly acidic with a pH between 5.6 and 6.6. This type of skin is easily infected and has a poor ability to resist bacteria. This type of skin is common in young people during puberty. Oily skin can be further divided into normal oily and very oily skin. Oily skin also has advantages: it is less sensitive and can stay "young" for a long time. As we age, oil secretion gradually decreases, and some people may even develop normal skin.

How to care for oily skin:

1. Cleanse your skin thoroughly every morning and evening, and choose skin care products that reduce oil secretion and shrink pores. The water temperature for washing your face should be around 40 degrees, and you should use a water-soluble facial cleanser with strong cleansing power. Mainly used to remove oil and adjust skin pH. After washing your face, you can use some astringent water for pregnant women.

2. Don’t wash your face too often, three times a day is enough. Washing your face too much will not only fail to control oil, but will also dehydrate your facial skin and make it dry. When washing your face, place the facial cleanser on the palm of your hand and rub it to create bubbles. Then carefully clean the T-zone, especially the sides of the nose and other areas with active sebum secretion. For acne-prone areas, gently use foam to draw circles, and then rinse repeatedly with clean water for more than 20 times.

To solve the problem of skin pigmentation, we must first pay attention to the good skin color. Oily skin will not necessarily cause pigmentation. Dry skin will also cause pigmentation. Daily skin care is the most important. Do not wash your face more than 3 times a day. Oily skin should be moisturized when washing the face, and the oil stains on the face should also be cleaned.