How to degrease your face

Author: Helen Garcia
Date Of Creation: 20 April 2021
Update Date: 1 July 2024
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How to Deep Clean Facial Pores with Home Remedies - How to Deep Clean Your Face
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1 We use special blotting paper. Blotting paper is a special smooth paper that will remove excess oil from the skin, as well as preserve your makeup. This is the most effective way to solve the problem of oily skin: just take a piece of such paper and blot your forehead, nose, chin and other oily areas. You will find this paper in most pharmacies, but if you don't have it on hand, try one of the following substitutes:
  • Embossed paper. Use the paper you normally wrap gifts in. Try not to use colored paper, as it can stain your skin.
  • Cigarette paper. It is made of thin paper, similar in composition to a blotter. It is also cheaper than the latter.
  • Toilet seat paper. As a last resort, you can use such paper as well. Tear it into pieces and rub the skin.
  • 2 We use disposable face scarves. It is very convenient when you need to hurry, and there was nothing else at hand. Since these handkerchiefs are usually damp and contain soap, try not to use them with makeup on - they will remove it immediately. If possible, rinse your face with cool water after using these handkerchiefs to remove any soap residue.
  • 3 Apply tonic. Use a cotton pad to apply toner to oily areas of your face. The toner absorbs excess oil, tightens the skin and temporarily cleanses the face.You can purchase a bottle of tonic at any perfume store, or create your own using the following recipe:
    • Pour half a cup of apple cider vinegar into the jar.
    • Add a glass of clean or filtered water.
    • Shake the container and use a cotton swab to apply this natural toner to your face as often as needed.
  • 4 Rinse your face. Rinsing the skin with cold water will tighten the pores of the skin and also leave a feeling of freshness. Wipe your face gently until dry as soon as you finish washing. This is a great quick fix that can be done no matter where you are if you have oily skin.
  • Method 2 of 3: Using oil facial cleansing

    1. 1 Make an oil-based product. Washing off excess fat with oil can be strange, but it makes sense: one of the basic laws of science says that like attracts like. On the face of it, using an oil-based product is best for removing excess oiliness from your face. To make such a remedy, mix these ingredients in a jar:
      • Two thirds of castor oil
      • One third of olive oil
      • A few drops of your favorite essential oil, such as lavender or lemon
    2. 2 Rub the resulting product into your face. Dampen a cotton swab or pour some oil directly into your hand. Gently massage the oil into your face in a circular motion, focusing on the most problematic areas of your skin.
    3. 3 Steam your face. Dampen a towel with hot water. Gently place it on your face to steam it out. Use it to remove excess oil from your face along with dirt, makeup and dead skin that clogs your pores.
    4. 4 Try other oils. Olive oil contains the same amount of pH as the fat in your skin, so it is ideal. However, each skin is unique in its own way, so different skin types may react differently to different types of oil. Try the following varieties:
      • Coconut oil. Many people use it both as a moisturizer and as a purifier.
      • Tea tree oil. You can add a few drops of this oil to your skin, especially if it is acne prone, as it is a natural antibiotic.
      • Linseed oil. This oil is great for all skin types.

    Method 3 of 3: Protecting your face from excess oiliness

    1. 1 Wash your face less often. The fat that our skin produces is called sebum. It is a beneficial oil that protects our skin and keeps it firm and healthy. Frequent washing will lead to more intensive production of this oil to quickly replenish the loss. This abundant release of oil makes the skin look greasy. To prevent this from happening:
      • Wash your face (with oil) only once a day. If you need to remove excess oil between washings, use absorbent paper instead of washing your face.
      • Moisturize your face after washing. If your face gets too dry, your pores will produce more oil to fight it off.
      • It may take several days for the facial skin to get used to this new regimen.
    2. 2 Wash off your makeup every night. Wash your face daily before bed. It is very important to remove makeup and dirt from your face before bed to prevent pores from closing or clogging. There is no need to rinse it again in the morning.
    3. 3 Do not use drying agents. Using a variety of soaps and facial cleansers in an attempt to get rid of excessive oiliness in the skin will result in even more oil production in the pores in order to restore its natural levels. Discourage yourself from using soap-based cleansers, especially those containing sodium lauryl sulfate.
      • It is best to wash your face with plain water rather than using special cleansers. Use the oil cleaning method when you need a deep and thorough cleansing.
      • If you're concerned about acne, use tea tree oil and other natural remedies instead of special cleaners, which can worsen acne even more.
    4. 4 Use makeup that won't make your skin look oily. Choosing your makeup wisely is very important in controlling the oily skin of your face. A thick layer of makeup will not solve this problem, so use it sparingly. Use a matte foundation and mineral powder to help absorb excess oil and protect your skin from unpleasant shine.
    5. 5 End.

    Tips

    • When applying makeup, use clean brushes, a cosmetic sponge and always wash your hands.