Oily Skin

• Shiny or greasy appearance, especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin)
• Enlarged pores
• Frequent breakouts and blackheads
• Makeup that slides off easily
• Thicker or rougher skin texture

• Genetics: Oily skin often runs in families
• Hormonal changes: Puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause can increase oil production
• Over-cleansing: Stripping your skin of natural oils can trigger more sebum production
• Humid or hot climates
• Stress, which can increase androgen levels

• Adolescents and young adults are more likely to have oily skin due to hormonal activity
• People living in humid environments
• Those using oil-based cosmetics or skincare products
• Individuals with a family history of oily skin

• Balance sebum production
• Strengthen the skin’s moisture barrier
  Reduce inflammation and breakouts
• Calm skin through natural aromatherapy
• Prevent over-drying from harsh skincare products
  

1. Cleanse Thoroughly

Use a gentle, oil-free cleanser to remove excess oil and impurities without over-drying your skin.

2. Prep Your Skin

Apply a balancing toner or hydrating serum to prime your skin.

3. Breathe and Massage

Warm 2-3 drops of facial oil between your palms. Hold your hands close to your face, inhale deeply, and let the calming scent reduce stress. Gently massage the oil into your skin using upward strokes, focusing on oily or congested areas.