@@Lauren12311 tbh I’ve only tried the foaming one and it was fine.. but I prefer vanicream gentle cleanser & the la roche posay hydrating one :) mabe try the hydrating one first! But I also heard good stuff about the hydrating cream-to-foam cleanser
I have experienced pimples for one year. I started getting better by doing little things like using a clean towel and changing my pillowcase frequently. I use a gentle face wash from litttlextrra riiceberry which is pH balanced. Consistency has worked the most. Now, I have a simple 3-step routine that I use daily, and I'm slowly healing. It has boosted my confidence. Let's be positive together!
Really like the riiceberry face wash; it truly makes the skin smooth. After using this, the skin will not feel dry. This has so quickly become my favourite facewash. I have been using this for approximately 26 days now. It is suitable for all skin types.
as an oily girly, i have several tips: 1. blotting papers are your *best* friend. if you want something more eco friendly, try a volcanic stone oil roller. it works over my makeup and keeps your skin matte and gets rid of any slick. 2. my dermatologist says that oily skin is caused by genetics and hormones. environment can make it worse or better, but you can't change your skin type. so hydrating wont make it better or worse. With that being said, if you do not hydrate properly, you will still be oily, and also dry. Which is no fun. Please use moisturizer! 3. a gentle clay mask is great for cleaning your pores out once in a while. at most use once a week. I recommend the Caudali vitamin c pink clay mask, the teami green tea matcha and lemongrass mask, or the ordinary salicylic acid clay masque
I used to hate having oily skin. I would try so many ingredients aimed at helping regulate oily skin but nothing would really work. In recent years I’ve grown to like my oily skin, I’ve noticed that as long as I keep a healthy skin care routine my oily skin appears less greasy and more dewy. I’ve also been blessed to not have acne prone oily skin. We should all try to love our skin, quirks and all.
I have REALLY oily skin and I absolutely love the coconut water cream, however the ultra repair oil control also from first aid beauty tops is tenfold! Much more hydrating, skin feels soooo soft and totally keeps oil production at bay, I am obsessed!
I have combination skin that is acne prone. One game changer I had recently that repaired my skin barrier is investing in good hydrating toner and getting good light moisturizer with ceramide and using salicylic acid + mandelic acid ampoule every 3-4 days once. My skin is less oily, breaking out less and barrier is restored
Hyram, I started watching you in 2020. You recommended a skincare routine for acne and dry skin that saved my life. I had severe cystic acne on my cheeks and dry dry skin everywhere else. Ive consistently used the great barrier relief, versed moisturizer and Cerave cleanser since then and I have legitimately overcome all my skin problems. You're a hero my friend.
I'm very oily, I _can_ use regular moisturizing sunscreens but the only way for me to feel like they're not cloaking my face in moisture is to first over-apply the sunscreen, and then gently blot the excess moisture with a paper towel. That's pretty time-consuming for me to do, so I've just taken to using Bellflower Fresh Watermelon sunscreen (Yesstyle or Stylevana) or use Australian Gold tinted mineral sunscreen (Ulta). Easy to use and not greasy on my face. :)
For sunscreen… I struggled forever finding a sunscreen without a white cast, great coverage, helps keep my oil at bay for as long as possible, and useable under makeup. If you can get your hands on VICHY Capital Soleil UV Age Daily SPF 50+ Invisible Sun Cream with Niacinamide 40ml I cannot recommend it enough. Something about it plumps my skin too and I can’t wait to use it every morning because it brings my tired full skin and wakes it up. I have been on extremely sunny vacations, on the beach for hours, and my face has never burned. I wish I found this stuff sooner. It also doesn’t leave a sunscreen scent on your skin like others I have tried. Loveeee it. And doesn’t break me out. I have sensitive skin on top of all of that haha.
BOJ sunscreen and skin1004 hyalu-cica sunscreen are the best for all skin types -- especially oily like me! They made me love wearing sunscreen every single day. Truly a game changer!
I have an oily nose and everything else is normal. In the morning, i will just splash my face with water and use a super gentle cleanser just on my nose. Then at night wash my full face with a cleanser.
Y'all, I have a holy grail sunscreen for oily skin: The Vichy Capital Soleil Mattifying Face Dry Touch Sun Cream SPF. I used to use the Korean Espoir Water Splash Sunscreen Fresh SPF50+ PA++++ which was also amazing. However, after a while the perfume in it started triggering my rosacea.
For sunscreens I’d highly, highly recommend the Paula’s Choice Super Light Wrinkle Defense Spf 30 it’s actually crazy how well it works. The Bondi Sands Sun Daze Tinted Spf 50 is just like it but without the Salicylic Acid.
heyy Hyram, I've been watching your videos since lockdown and just wanted to say a huge thank you for saving my oily skin I've never had any huge skincare problems or breakouts but after watching your videos and comparing my skin now to before it just looks SO much better, please keep making these great videos and I hope you have a nice day :)
I am just getting started in refining my skincare routine and this video is SO HELPFUL!❤ thank you so much, this really helped me not feel so overwhelmed! After this I know where to start!🥰
I’m just starting to get into skin care but my boyfriend has oily skin. I want to start building skin care routines for the both of us. This video helped a lot
One thing about the Scinic sunscreen... i've been using it recently for about a month now and kept switching it out with other sunscreens to see if it's just my skin reacting to it or just the sunscreen but it really stings your eyes upon application. It's like the Isntree hyaluronic SPF but a tiny bit heavier but I like the Isntree one better because it doesn't sting my eyes
Yesss, I wanted to weite the same, I use the big 200ml version on the face all summer and my face doesn't doesn't look oily even after like 5 reapplications. But ot is drying either, love it.
Can we have a dry skin Q&A!! I had oily skin had a baby and now it's dry..... and I don't know how to handle this 😅 watching this for my oily skined hubby❤
Hey Hyram, do you have a video for oily skincare products that are "reasonable"? Like not cheap but also not an arm and a leg? I feel like certain products you can get away with "minimum" and others it's just really better to splurge. If not, what product(s) would you highly recommend splurging on? (cleanser, exfoliator, moisturizer,sunscreen, etc)
Because it helps regulate oil production, not moisturizing can cause your skin to over produce more oil to hydrate itself since you're not " putting it back into your skin ". Hope tht helps😊
I have an uber oily tzone. I use Oil of Olay SPF 15 for sensitive skin. Affordable and doesn't break me out. It's very useful since I use Nava MD tretinoin.
Hmmm. I think it also depends on the weather of where you live. For example, in a tropical area, my skin is a normal skin. I never had to put any moisturiser. When iI moved to a dry area, after water wash my face, if I don't put any moisturiser, I can feel my skin stripping after a couple minutes.
I do have a question. My skin is only mildly oily when I don’t wear sunscreen and EXTREMELY OILY when I have sun screen on. Is that common and how can I prevent that? Thank you very much for this video. Like you said everything these days seems to be geared for someone wanting glowy skin. It has been a challenge finding products that work to control the oil. I had normal skin all my life but after I entered my 30s my skin was like “oh I’m now going to create so much oil that it seeps into your eyes hahah”.
Hi hyram, thank you for your videos! I have oily/combination skin and used your videos to build myself a skincare routine that was really working for me. However I've now found out I'm pregnant and alot of the skin care I now can't use! Do you have any recommendations on what I can substitute my salicylic acid and retinol with that is pregnancy safe?
Bro I have oily skin EVERYWHERE on my face. That inevitably comes w congested pores, and breakouts. I have cystic acne (I would say moderate to severe it’s pretty bad) and extremely reactive AND sensitive skin but to different ingredients 😭. Like the moment WATER touched my skin my face turns red. When I use a niacinamide centered product, my face burns. I can’t do formulations with high concentrations with niacinamide. I’m not sure if I’m allergic to it 😭. Oh and I also have fungal acne. Yea no I really didn’t win the genetic lottery here
Could you please make some videos about how to use natural coconut water in your skincare? Also, I would say you could make some videos about skincare using natural ingredients (fruits and vegetables). if you make videos often about natural ingredients, it will show that you care about your fans rather than just being a hungry promoter like other beauty influencers. Just a suggestion.
I struggle with combo skin where my t zone gets very oily but my mouth area is quite dry and I can't find a sunscreen that would protect my face and be AFFORDABLE. I really want to find the right one I can use on a daily basis without my skin being too shiny, and without going over budget. Btw great video I loved to see attention to more greasy skins and I can't wait to try out the Rovectin moisturizer ☺️
Thanks for another great video! I wanted to ask you about another sunscreen for oily skin that I don't find mentioned in many videos but wondered if you've tried it. It's the Botanical SPF 50 Tinted Face Sunscreen Lotion from Australian Gold. Talk about mattifying... it almost turns into a very thin powder layer once it dries. I like it but it's almost too drying and has this weird effect that makes sweat kind of sit on top of it rather than be absorbed by the skin. I really liked the Bliss Block Star in the beginning because of the tint but I still find that after a couple of hours my oil still comes through... Anyway interested to know if you've ever tried it!
Hyram, what do you think of the Innisfree SPF 36 Sunscreen? I find it super light weight and has been my go-to sunscreen for 3 years now!! But I have never seen it on your channel which concerns me a bit.... Any thoughts on this product? Thank you!!
is there is a bad and a good formula of salisilic asid? bcuz i've used to use a cleanser and it contains a 10% of salisilic asid, i have a really oily skin especially my cheeks and my chin and it just made it dry areas without doing any thing good to my skin so i changed my mind abt salisilic acid since then.
Do you have any recommendations for an overnight moisturizer for oily skin? I like to use a more lightweight moisturizer during the day (I use the versed), but overnight I like a heavier night cream. Is this even recommended for oily skin? Or should you use a water/ gel based moisturizer at all times ?
hi hyram! i need some advice 😭 i live in the tropics. i recently exposed myself to the sun too much and even though i did wear sunscreen, i got sun burnt. is there anything i absolutely should not do to prevent worsening the sunburn and anything i can do to help it heal faster? my skin is extremely dry now and even multiple layers of moisturiser isn’t enough. i am trying out slugging to lock in my moisturisers.
I’m starting clindamycin and tretinoin, I wanted to know what moisturizer would go with it and should I double cleanser. I have oily skin and I’ve been using sunscreen too but it feels like my skin is so oily when I’m out in the sun, I want to know what I can do to make it stop feeling so oily too.
Hi Hyram I love your videos sm! They are so educating and fun and I love your personality and how you make every video interesting to watch and how your so passionate towards helping people with skincare. I have a question, I am 13 years old and I live in a hot humid climate, I don't get pimples too often, I have normal skin (mostly) but my t-zones are just a tad bit oily they aren't oily all the time but when they are oily it isn't that intense and they are just a little bit of oil , all the pimples I get are around or on my nose, I also have mild blackheads and I pop my pimples ik its bad but its what works for me it doesn't leave any scarring i think its cuz I also use seducrem on the pimple area. I don't know what my skin type is combination or normal I feel like oily skin products work better for me but if anyone has any tips it would be great
Hey! Do you think you could review the SVR brand for European people? I tried their sunscreens last year and I was shocked. They even have a transparent sunscreen that I haven't tried, but I think this is more for the beach than for the everyday use. They have also have products for different skin problems as acne with oily skin, one for dry skin... I tried 2 of their sunscreen (Sun secure) and they are all ocean friendly and cruelty free. The texture was crazy for some of them, they have so many different kinds (spray, cream, sticks, oils, transparent or white and everything is SPF 50). What do you think about their products? :)
So amazing. Prolific. Like everyone will look to Hyram on how he wield parasocial and covert consumer geopolitics in like the most spirited way. Like icon. Like East Asians are so weird like heavily relied on productization and RU-vid glitches. Like East Asians just don’t understanding incrementally conglomerating sustainable in modernity. Obsess.
If you're having trouble finding products, I would recommend talking a dermatologist to help you find the products and ingredients that would work best for your skin! 😊
it’s funny that he thought that everything in the skincare market is geared towards people with dry skin when I (very dry skin person) feels like all the skincare products for teens just treat acne and that’s it. like how bout ezcema, dry skin, hypo/hyper pigmentation??!??!
Do you have any recommendations for oily skin that doesn’t respond to salicylic acid? I used various salicylic acid treatments for years and had terrible skin, took a long break, then recently went through a whole bottle of the Paula’s choice treatment you recommend (over the course of months, of course) and didn’t see any difference.
