Oily Skin

Lemon water is a natural ingredient that is attributed with sebum-regulating and purifying properties. Indeed, it is often incorporated into skincare treatments for oily skin. But what does the scientific literature say about this?

While a shiny and glossy appearance is the primary characteristic of oily skin (+), this skin type can also experience its share of imperfections such as enlarged pores, small pimples, blackheads, and more. Faced with such conditions, we can easily be tempted to remedy them with methods that are not suitable. However, it's these daily bad habits that prevent us from eliminating the shine. Let's discuss the 8 mistakes to avoid with oily skin (+) so as not to exacerbate the problem, and the new habits to adopt so that the skin can regain its balance.

At Typology, we use a plant-based zinc, derived from beetroot. It is then combined with L-PCA. The latter is a physiological vector, meaning an active ingredient that facilitates the absorption of zinc by skin cells. Zinc-PCA is an active ingredient found in several of our anti-blemish treatments. Find some reviews about them in this article.

Choosing the right skincare products for oily skin can be a daunting task. While the trick is knowing which ingredients can balance sebum levels and prevent acne breakouts, it is equally important to avoid harmful substances that can worsen sebum production.