hi is there any tested and guaranteed facial mask homemade for oily skin ?
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I recommend seeing a dermatologist about this.
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You might want to go with little one-use packages of sunscreen. You can get a box of 12 for $9 here:\nhttp://www.duluthtrading.com/42170.aspx
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Pour strips! I loved them in high school.... and sensitive skin face wash, like Neutrogena Sensitive, however Biore Ice Wash is good for oily skin. Don't forget to wash your hands too! When we accidentally touch our faces we distribute bacteria onto the skin and into the pours. Also, watch your stress level. Stress is number one for breakouts, not chocolate or fatty foods. Oh, and don't forget to wash your sheets even more often, with hot water and bleach, perferrably, to keep clean skin contact at night when you've got your face on that pillow and under the sheets. Steam facials help to open up the pores so they'll expel on their own with no irritation from an attempt at popping them. Also, if you're female, Almay has the best hypo-allergenic products to keep irritation at bay. Using amore economical brand of tinted moisturizer or foundation like Wet N Wild may cause more breakouts.
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I believe L'oreal has a skincare line out for men that has some great products.  They are safe and effective if you are looking for something that won't be harsh to your skin.
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cortizone shot,is the best, i use this stuff called face mud,it dries it up pretty fast,its like calimine but thicker,comes in a purple tube in the drug store,its in the beauty aid section. they also make an calimine, oatmeal powder u mix with bath water and soak in it.
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try glycerine based soaps or lotions
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If you're just looking for a temporary solution for removing or masking your birthmark, I suggest maybe looking into some sort of heavy coverage type of makeup.  Dermablend makes a waterproof leg and body cover, as well as preparations for the face.  This might be an inexpensive option for you to explore as well.
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U CAN NOT ALWAYZ TRUST THESE PRODUCTS...GO AHEAD & MAKE UR FACE PACKS & MOISTURISERS ON UR OWN.\n\nU CAN GET TIPS ON HOME MADE PACKS ON INTERNET & OTHER BEAUTY MAGZINES.\n\nWELL, PAPAYA IS A SKIN SOFTENER & A GOOD MOISTURIZER. WHEN U EAT PAPAYA...KEEP 2 0R 3 PORTIONS OF IT FOR UR FACE...CRUSH THEM & APPLY D JUICE ON UR FACE & WASH IT OFF AFTER AN HOUR. REPEAT IT FOR 6-7 DAYS & ADVOCATE D CHANGE UR SELF.
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Try Tinaderm which you can get from a pharmacy for a few dollars.
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Cetaphil face wash for oily skin is good. Avoid a toner that has alchohol, it's too drying. Don't use a moisturizer if you don't need it. The Beauty Bible by Paula Begoun is the best reference for these sort of topics.
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Well oily skin is actually not that bad and will be less prone to fine lines and wrinkles.  But to keep it under control...\n\n1. Wash your face once a day (washing your face more than once a day is not recommended by dermatologists or cosmetologists).  I use "Anti Bac Skin Wash" by Dermalogica.  It's a bit expensive but the bottle will last a very long time, and I really enjoy the product.\n\n2. Follow with a moisurizer that is oil-free and will help mattify, I use "Pure Focus Gel Cream" by Lancome.  They also have a lotion version of this product that (is less expensive) and lighter for the hot summer months ahead.\n\nOrigins has a less expensive version called "Balanced Diet."\n\nYou can always browse your local drug store for similar, less expensive products.  Just look for "oil free" "non-comedogenic" (com-EEDAH-jenik)and "mattifying" on the label.\n\nGood luck!\n\n\nP.S.: your diet has nothing to do with it - eating less meat will not reduce the amount of sebum (oil) your body produces.  Your body has a natural rhythm and tendencies, the only way to STOP oil production is to take a medication such a Accutane.  This will dry up your body's oil production glands (it's a medication for severe acne).\n\nFurther, do NOT NOT NOT use a body cleansing bar on your face.  The skin on your face is much different than that on your body and body wash could irritate the crap out of your face!  Some people can get away w/ it but for the rest of us...trust me, it's not all just a marketing ploy!
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Do you mean a household item that can be used to moisturise skin?  olive oil is wonderful although I'd be very gentle putting it on my face.  other oils would work too.
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Wash your face, pat dry, then rub a little rubbing alchol on it.  Works every time for me!
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I can heartily recommend 'Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare' products for those with Eczema. I use lots of her range and find it doesn't aggravate my skin. Made using natural products, and essential oils, most of the range is fairly chemical free. Two products well worth looking out for are 'Cleanse and Polish' for the face, and 'Orange Flower Body Wash' for the body. Check out the website as the products are not sold in many high street stores
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You do not want to add oil to your skin find an oil free hydrating product!!  \n\nwww.MaryKay.com/MeganHill\n\nMegan
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Try the Satin Lips set.  The lip mask actually exfoiliates the dead skin off the lips then you follow with the balm.  The set is $18 satisfaction guaranteed.  I swear it works wonders!  I love it and the Satin Hands as well.  www.MaryKay.com/MeganHill\nMeganHill@MaryKay.com\n\nMegan ;)
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How to fight oily skin\n\nWash your face two or three times a day with a mild cleanser that does not include perfumes or additives. Keep your skin very clean, but do not scrub too hard. \n\nUse an oil-free moisturizer and cosmetics. \n\nUse a clay-based face mask two or three times a week. \n\nChoose products containing alpha-hydroxy acids, which remove dead cells and give skin a smoother appearance. \n\nMash up a small amount of papaya for your own fruit acid mask. Smear it on your skin, leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes, then rinse. \n\nSteam your skin several times a week. Add chamomile, lavender oil or dried herbs such as rosemary, parsley or thyme to the water. \n\nKeep your skin hydrated by drinking at least eight glasses of water a day. \n\nReduce fats and oils in your diet. Increase your intake of fresh vegetables, fruits and whole grains. \n\nWatch your sun exposure. Although the sun may seem to dry your skin, too much heat actually stimulates the production of more oil. \n\n\nSupplement your diet with B-complex vitamins, vitamin A, vitamin C, zinc and vitamin E. You can also take a high-potency multivitamin.  Fish oil or flax seed oil to get your EFA's.\n\nTips & Warnings \n\nMake your own facial scrub by mixing 2 tbsp. almond meal with 1 tbsp. ground lemon rind and 1 tbsp. powdered milk. \n\nMake your own clay mask by mixing green clay powder with water or honey and applying it to your face. Leave it on for 15 minutes and then rinse. \n\nHumidity and heat will increase oil production.