Tips for Oily Skin | Home Remedies and Sunscreen Gel for Oily Skin
                     
Oily skin: what's causing it?
Oily skin is due to increased production of sebum, which 
is cosmetic jargon is called 'sebum'. Its task is to keep 
the skin surface supple, to slow down the loss of 
moisture, and to protect it from external influences.
Normal skin produces as much of it as it needs - without 
shining. However, the sebum glands amount of oily skin 
is always running at full speed. The excess sebum 
collects on the surface of the skin and creates an 
unattractive shine there.
Use the best sunscreen 
for oily skin
Of all sun protection formulations, gel or water-
based sunscreens or oil-free sunscreens are 
best suited for oily skin due to their light, non-
sticky formulas.
It helps to remove the visibility of oily content 
on your face that shines under the sun. It also 
works underwater as it comes with water 
resistance. It also protects from harmful UV rays 
as it offers broad-spectrum protection. Here are 
more benefits of using 
sunscreen gel on oily skin.
How do large pores 
arise?
The fact alone wouldn't be that bad. It is more 
or less a 'structural weakness' that ensures that 
oil-based skin often becomes a real problem. 
The top layer of skin is not only thickened and 
poorly supplied with blood.
It is also made in such a way that the individual 
skin cells on the surface cause additional 
annoyance. Like the scales of a pine cone, they 
protrude into the opening of the sebum canal 
and thus prevent the sebum from draining off. It 
builds up in the sebum outlet and causes it to 
expand. As a result, 'gelled', visible pores are an 
unsightly side effect of oily skin.
Benefits of using the best sunscreen for oily skin
Lightweight
The gel-based formulas contain fewer plasticizers and are lightweight water-based formulations that protect your skin 
without removing heavily stressed textures.
Non-Sticky
Gels are based on water and therefore do not cause stickiness after application. This improves your facial aesthetics and 
beauty. Also, this feature of the sun protection gel ensures intense bliss during the summer days.
Non-Irritant
Gels provide a long-lasting, non-sticky, soothing effect that soothes your skin and does not cause irritation.
Sebum Controller 
This is another reason for using gel-based sunscreen that makes them a perfect candidate for oily skin type. Gels do not 
trigger excessive oil production. It helps to maintain an adequate balance of natural skin oils and to moisturize the skin.
Dispense Adequate Hydration 
Gels not only protect sufficient natural oils of the skin but also provide deep moisture and make your skin fresh and 
young.
Good Photoprotection
The gel-based formula leaves a dense film on the skin, which contributes to stronger light protection from sun rays
Home remedies for oily skin
Cleansing milk made from cucumber water and egg yolk
For this cleansing milk, cut a fresh cucumber into slices, put them in 
a jug and fill up with water. Then mix some of the cucumber water 
with an egg yolk and use the lotion to gently cleanse your face.
Washing paste with almond bran
Mix one cup of almond with 250 milliliters of whole milk and 15 
milliliters of almond oil until a smooth paste is formed. Apply the 
paste on the face and massage it in with gentle circular movements. 
Then remove with lukewarm water.
Clarifying toner with buttermilk and lemon mix
a little buttermilk with a splash of lemon juice and dab the 
previously cleansed face with it.
Facial mask with sauerkraut
Unusual but effective: place raw sauerkraut on the skin for about 20 
minutes. The herb has a clarifying and calming effect.