This is how you should get rid of your greasy skin

Doesn t matter how much oil your skin secretes, it s never wise to make your skin absolutely oil free. Exfoliating daily will remove the essential oils from your skin, thus further stimulating the oil producing glands to secrete excess oil (sebum). As a result, your skin becomes oilier. Therefore, it s advised to go for gentle exfoliation once a week.

Surprised? Well it does work. Exercising for minimum 30 minutes daily can effectively combat your oily skin problems. On exercising, the sweat glands open up. This makes you sweat it out more. The more you perspire, the more chance the sweat gets to reach the upper layer of the skin through the pores, in the process washing off the dirt, impurities and the excess oil.

Applying a paste of cornstarch and water will make your skin oil free. Apply the paste on your face and allow it to dry. While removing the paste, gently rub your skin in a circular motion. The entire process will dry up the oily patches that your skin has. For best results, it s recommended to use lukewarm water.

While using various hair products, it s impossible to avoid contact with face, neck and the shoulders. Thus, it paves the way for the hair products to aggravate the pimples, thereby making your skin greasier. Oil based shampoos and products that contain pomade, jojoba oil, Shea butter, petroleum jelly and silicones tend to clog pores, especially at the forehead. This contributes to the problem of stubborn pimples and also the formation of new ones. Thus while selecting your shampoo or oil, make sure you avoid these ingredients. Also be quick to wash off the shampoo from your face and other body parts.