Oily Skin
Oily skin is characterised by an increased amount of lipids on the skins surface due to overactive sebaceous glands. It is shiny and thick, often with enlarged pores.
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Types
& Causes
Oily skin
Your skin’s production of oil can be affected by many factors, with many of these being caused by hormones. A few common experiences can trigger hormonal changes that lead to an increase in sebum production such as: puberty, pregnancy, menstruation and stress.
Oily skin is prone to blackheads and other blemishes. It occurs more often in men than in women, and it predominantly affects adolescents and younger persons.
Treatments
& Protocols
How to Treat
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Oily Skin: Gently Exfoliate and Increase Cell Turnover -
Oily Skin: Control Sebum Production -
Oily Skin: Protect from UV Exposure (SPF)
Professional Treatment Protocols
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PCA Peel® Treatment Protocol -
Therapeutic Mask Treatment Protocol -
Detoxifying Pore Treatment Protocol -
Oxygenating Trio® Treatment Protocol