Oily Skin

Rich in saturated fatty acids, coconut oil is often used to reinforce the skin’s barrier. But is its occlusive nature compatible with oily skin? Should you embrace it or steer clear? Let’s break it down together.

Oily skin is often considered incompatible with plant oils. However, some of these oils actually suit this skin type. What about nigella seed oil? Could it be recommended for oily skin? Let’s explore this together.

Shiny and often prone to blemishes, oily skin can cause discomfort. While several active ingredients can help improve its appearance, in recent years attention has turned to L-carnitine. What is this active ingredient? What benefits does it offer for oily skin? Learn more below.

We often talk about hyperseborrhea to describe excessive sebum production, but much less frequently about dysseborrhea. Literally meaning “poor-quality sebum,” dysseborrhea can also have detrimental and visible effects on the skin. Definitions, causes, solutions… Keep reading to discover all there is to know about dysseborrhea.

Many people confuse combination skin with oily skin, yet they represent two distinct skin types, each with its own characteristics and requirements. Differentiating between them is the first step in designing an effective skincare routine. How can you identify combination skin versus oily skin? Let’s explore a few practical tips together.