Olive oil cleans the skin

Olive oil has become a royal oil that everyone values. Now many families habitually use olive oil to cook and stir-fry. Olive oil can not only prevent people from having dark red skin and enlarged pores, but also effectively play a role in beautification and skin care. The value and function of olive oil in daily life are indeed of great value in protecting and moisturizing the skin. Let’s share with you the method of using olive oil to cleanse the skin.

Oily skin and how to care for it

1. The main characteristics of oily skin

The notable characteristics of oily skin are: vigorous sebum secretion, dark skin color in most people, enlarged pores, and even an orange peel appearance, which easily attracts dust and dirt. Causes skin infections and acne, etc. However, this type of skin has a strong tolerance to stimulation from physical, chemical and light factors and is not prone to allergic reactions. As long as you pay attention to scientific care, you will have a healthy, strong and natural face.

2. How to care for oily skin

The key to caring for oily skin is to keep it clean. In order to clean the secreted oil, it is recommended to choose a facial cleanser with strong cleansing power, which can remove oil on the one hand and adjust the skin's pH value on the other.

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.

After washing your face, you can apply astringent lotion to inhibit oil secretion and try not to use oily cosmetics.

After cleansing your face at night, you can also massage it appropriately to improve the blood circulation of the skin and adjust the physiological functions of the skin.

You can do facial fumigation, massage and mask application once a week to achieve the purpose of cleaning the skin pores.

Facial infections, acne and other diseases should be treated early to avoid worsening of the condition, further damage, and scars and pigmentation after healing.

People with oily skin can also appropriately choose lotions and nourishing creams during the dry seasons of autumn and winter.

It is best not to use skin care products before going to bed to maintain normal skin excretion.

In terms of diet, you should pay attention to eating less foods high in fat and sugar, avoid excessive smoking, drinking and spicy foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, and keep your bowels open to improve the oily and rough feeling of the skin.

3. Summer care for oily skin

In summer, taking care of oily skin is the most important thing. First, increase the frequency of skin cleansing to 2-3 times a day. Use a scrub once a week for a deeper clean to prevent excess sebum and sweat from clogging your pores.

In addition, when going out, apply sunscreen, sunblock oil, etc. on your face and arms to reduce ultraviolet radiation and prevent your skin from getting tanned. You should wear a sun hat, parasol and sunglasses to prevent ultraviolet rays from hurting your skin and eyes.

Olive oil does have many uses. It is not only used to clean the skin, but also has a very good nourishing effect on oily skin in the summer. Autumn is coming soon, and many people have dehydrated skin. Olive oil can really play a very good role in cleansing the skin.