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I wash my face at least once daily, sometimes twice. I can feel that my face is squeaky clean after I wash it, but the next morning when I wake up, my face (especially my nose) will be extremely oily, which causes even more acne. How do I prevent this?
by diva9393 on April 19th, 2010
Use "Noxzema dissolves oils" wont overdry
by leeki on March 28th, 2010
don't use a cleanser that makes your skin feel squeaky clean, because that means it has taken away all the oil from your skin, and your skin needs some oil. to make up for the lack of oil, your skin will produce more, which is why your face feels more oily when you wake up.
try to use a mild cleanser, like Cetaphil, and don't use moisturiser - it gives your skin more than it needs. washing your skin twice daily will be enough. also, don't squeeze any pimple, whitehead, blackhead or blemish. hope this helps!
by Thriftymaid on December 26th, 2009
It's tricky. You need to find a soap that removes oil but doesn't dry your skin. If your skin becomes dried out, your skin with produce more oil. Try washing two times a day with a castile soap such as Dr. Bronner's or Kirk's, and once a day with White Dial (this is antibacterial) . Wipe your face with witch hazel after washing. Keep witch hazel pads in your car or purse to wipe with if your face gets oily between washings.
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