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Skin proble
Actually my headskin and face skin remains oily for most of the time
what are the solution for that give me proper guidance
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Oily skin is a common cosmetic problem that is characterized by medium to large-sized pores, a shiny appearance, especially around the area of the nose, chin, and forehead, and a tendency to develop blemishes and blackheads. Stress, medications, hormones, incorrect products and changes in seasons can rob skin of needed moisture, causing it to produce a surge of oil to compensate for what’s lacking; overuse of products including make-up which is not suitable for your skin type, and sun tan can injure skin and cause it to produce excess oil.
Skin always reacts in the opposite way to the way we want it to: the more vigorously you attempt to remove the sebum, the more skin will produce oil to replace it.
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Use fash face wash twice daily.... Please send photos for accurate diagnosis and treatment.. Consult privately for detailed information and prescription.
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Dr. Atula Gupta
Dermatologist
20 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Treatment for Oily Skin:-Face Wash with Rejuglow Facewash / Saslic DS Wash/ Episoft OC Cleanser, wash 2-3 times daily. Stop oil application over Scalp. Avoid sweets in diet. Increase intake of water.
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