2. Astringents
Astringents work to cleanse skin, remove oil, and some can help to tighten pores. Since they remove oil, you might be inclined to use astringents if you have oily skin. However, this is a big no-no.
The reason is that astringents also dry your skin. This can cause irritation, breakouts, and can even cause your skin to produce more oil. When it comes to oily skin care, you’ll need to steer clear of astringents.
3. Scrubbing Your Skin
Some people tend to scrub their skin to get rid of dirt and oils. While this might help remove some oil, this also irritates the skin and can trigger breakouts which persons with oily skin are more prone to having.
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