Oily skin

An oily forehead, a shiny nose, a fat t-zone: how can you reduce sebum production? Tip one: by using skincare products that do your skin a lot of good. So score your natural products against oily skin below.

Le Prunier
Plum Beauty Oil Mini
€25,00
in stock
Eight times more powerful than argan oil and six times more powerful than marula oil: get to know Le Plum Beauty Oil from Le Prunier. Not sure yet if this is the thing for you? Try this mini version first!
Le Prunier
Plum Beauty Oil
€93,00
out of stock
Eight times more powerful than argan oil and six times more powerful than marula oil: get to know Le Plum Beauty Oil from Le Prunier. An anti-aging multi-purpose oil for a total upgrade of skin, hair and body.

Do you have an oily skin type? Oily skin (especially on your face) is a direct result of increased sebum production. This sebum accumulates around your nose (resulting in an oily nose), forehead, chin and cheeks. This is also called your t-zone. Oily skin is not a problem in itself, but it can be annoying when it manifests itself in pimples, blackheads or other impurities. Properly cleaning oily skin is important, with products that don't contain any bullshit ingredients that will only make your oily skin worse. The Plant Apothecary and Merme Berlin masks are full of essential oils, which not only help to remove bacteria from your face, but also help to soften the skin. We haven't yet found a natural day cream especially for oily skin, but you can also use a toner instead of a cream: like Soapwalla. It refreshes the skin and gives it a radiant glow; an absolute must to rebalance your oily skin. Some extra tips for oily skin: keep your fingers away from pimples as much as possible and use products with talc to reduce the oily layer.