The Pack contains 3 items in total to help cleanse and manage your oily skin over the next month.
Looking to sort out your oily skin?
DERMASURE® is a gentle fragrance-free cleansing lotion for normal, sensitive, or dry skin types. It cleans the skin without disturbing the skin's natural protective barrier.
This gentle fragrance-free cleansing lotion helps to wash away impurities without stripping or drying. Cleansing lotion helps soothe and purify the skin. Used in combination with Kleerzit.
Dermatologically Approved.
DERMASURE®
Hydra-Lac is an effective relief for dry, rough, and scaly skin types, especially Keratosis Pilaris. It contains sodium lactate which retains natural skin moisture and softens the skin. Body cream for women and men suited for elbows, knees, feet, and hands.
Dermatologically Approved.
DERMASURE® Hydration Moisturising Cream is a rich moisturizer, which is completely absorbed and well-suited for dry, oily, and sensitive skin types. It is hypo-allergenic, fragrance-free, and contains Evening Primrose Oil and Vitamin E.
Hydration Moisturising Cream will hydrate the skin, without blocking the pores. The Hydration Cream can be applied to extreme and problematic areas of the body (even for sensitive skin like Rosacea).
Dermatologically Approved.
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Suitable for Adults and .
This skin type is characterized by constitutionally overactive sebaceous glands leading to excess sebum production and a shiny appearance, particularly on the forehead, nose, and chin with visible pores. Pregnancy, hormones, and unsuitable cosmetic products may exacerbate the appearance.
1. How do I stop my skin from being so oily?
To stop your skin from being oily, you can try using a gentle cleanser, using non-comedogenic products, exfoliating regularly, using a toner, and avoiding touching your face.
Additionally, using a mattifying moisturizer and blotting papers throughout the day can also help control oil production.
2. What causes oily skin?
Oily skin is caused by overactive sebaceous glands that produce too much sebum, a natural oil that lubricates and protects the skin. Hormonal changes, genetics, and certain medications can also contribute to oily skin.
3. Is oily skin a good thing?
While oily skin can be frustrating to deal with, it does have some benefits. Oily skin tends to age more slowly than dry skin, and the excess sebum can help protect the skin from environmental damage.
However, excessive oil production can also contribute to acne and other skin issues.
4. What are the signs of oily skin?
Signs of oily skin include a shiny or greasy appearance, enlarged pores, frequent breakouts or blackheads, and a thick or coarse texture. Oily skin may also feel sticky or heavy and can be difficult to keep makeup in place.
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