If you have oily skin, lightweight moisturizers may be best to avoid a heavy, greasy feeling. Look for a moisturizer that is noncomedogenic, which means it won’t clog your pores.
For the best products for your skin, always consult your dermatologists. Some dermatologists do not recommend moisturizers for those who have oily acne-prone skin. However, these patients may opt to keep their skin hydrated instead by drinking enough fluids.
Exfoliate
Exfoliation can help remove excess dead skin cells, which can clog pores and cause breakouts. Regular exfoliation will make your skin look and feel softer, smoother, and more radiant.
To avoid over-exfoliating, start with fewer exfoliating sessions and work your way up. For chemical exfoliants, like masks or lotions, aim for once or twice a week. For physical exfoliants, like scrubs or brushes, aim for three or four times a week.
Get lots of rest
How to get clear skin? Lack of sleep can cause your skin to appear dull since your body increases blood flow to the skin while you sleep. According to Breus, sleep deprivation results in a reduction in blood flow to the skin around your face, which can lead to more frequent breakouts.
According to another 2015 study, more than 65%t of the participants who reported feeling tired also had acne. The study’s authors hypothesized that in some cases, lack of sleep could cause the body to release inflammatory compounds that could worsen acne or cause breakouts on the skin. To maintain your overall health, aim for seven to nine hours of quality sleep each night.
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