How To Use Glycerin For Oily Face

Dr. Souptik MajumderMBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of SurgeryGeneral Physician

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For acne, first and foremost it is essential that you clean your face regularly with soap and water - any regular soap will do, however soaps with higher glycerin content will help prevent the skin from drying out. As for the problem with dandruff, you need to use shampoo at least on an weekly basis. In case of severe acne, there are short course oral tablets and prescription creams that can be used to resolve the problem quickly. You can have an online consult with me to discuss your problems further and suggest the most appropriate treatment plan in your case. 

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Dr. Narasimhalu C.R.V.(Professor)MD, MBBSDermatologist

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chinta mat karna...Acne or pimples... Due to hormonal changes..Oily skin causes it...Common in adolescent age...May occur in adults also.. Food like Oily foods, ice cream, chocolate and sweets increase it.. Treatment depends on the grade of pimples or acne..So, please send photos by direct online consultation as it's a must to see which grade of pimples or acne for accurate diagnosis and treatment. 

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Dr. Malavika UnnikrishnanMBBS, DDVLDermatologist

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For grade 3 and 4 nodulocystic acne just topical application is not sufficient.You may need to take oral medication for a few months.Consult me online for further details 

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Dr. Dhaval PatelBHMSHomeopath

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1. Wash your face it seems obvious, but many people with oily skin don’t wash their face daily. If your skin’s oily, you should wash your face twice a day — but don’t overdo it. Avoid harsh soaps or detergents. Use a gentle soap such as glycerin soap instead. 2. Blotting papers these thin, small papers won’t prevent your sebaceous glands from going into overdrive, but they’ll allow you to blot excess oil from your face to help minimize shiny, greasy skin. blotting papers are inexpensive and available over the counter. Use as needed throughout the day. 3. Honey honey is one of nature’s most revered skin remedies. Thanks to its antibacterial and antiseptic abilities, it may benefit oily and acne-prone skin. Honey is also a natural humectant, so it helps keep the skin moist but not oily. This is because humectants draw moisture from the skin without replacing it. To use honey to treat acne and oily skin, spread a thin layer, preferably raw, onto your face; let it dry for about 10 minutes, and rinse thoroughly with warm water. 4. Cosmetic clay cosmetic clays, also called healing clays, are used to help absorb skin oil and treat many skin conditions. French green clay is a popular treatment for oily skin and acne since it’s highly absorbent. French green clay comes in powder form. To make a spa-worthy french green clay mask: add filtered water or rose water to about a teaspoon of clay until it forms a pudding-like consistency. Apply the clay mixture to your face and leave it on until it dries. Remove the clay with warm water and pat dry. Clay masks removed with water are much gentler on your skin than peel-off masks. 5. Oatmeal oatmeal helps calm inflamed skin and absorb excess oil. It also helps exfoliate dead skin. When used in facial masks, oatmeal is usually ground. It can be combined with yogurt, honey, or mashed fruit such as bananas, apples, or papaya. To use oatmeal on your face: combine 1/2 cup ground oats with hot water to form a paste. Stir in 1 tablespoon honey. Massage the oatmeal mixture into your face for about three minutes; rinse with warm water, and pat dry. Alternatively, apply the oatmeal mixture to your face and leave it on for 10–15 minutes; rinse with warm water, and pat dry. 6. Egg whites and lemons egg whites and lemons are a folk remedy for oily skin. Both ingredients are thought to tighten pores. The acid in lemons and other citrus fruits may help absorb oil. According to a 2008 study, lemons also have antibacterial abilities. However, this remedy is not a good choice for people with egg allergies. To make an egg white and lemon face mask: combine 1 egg white with 1 teaspoon freshly-squeezed lemon juice. Apply it to your face, and leave it on until the mask dries. Remove with warm water, and pat dry. 7. Almonds ground almonds not only work to exfoliate your skin, but they also help sop up excess oils and impurities. To use an almond face scrub: finely grind raw almonds to make 3 teaspoons. Add 2 tablespoons of raw honey. Apply to your face gently, in circular motions. Rinse with warm water, and pat dry. You can also make an almond face mask by grinding the almonds into a paste before adding the honey. Leave the mask on for 10–15 minutes. Rinse with warm water, and pat dry. Do not use if you have a nut allergy. 8. Aloe vera aloe vera is known for soothing burns and other skin conditions. According to the mayo clinic, there’s good scientific evidence that it helps treat flaky skin caused by oily patches. Many people use aloe vera to treat oily skin. You can apply a thin layer to your face before bedtime and leave it on until morning. Aloe vera is known to cause allergic reaction on sensitive skin. If you have not used aloe vera before, test a small amount on your forearm. If no reaction appears within 24 to 48 hours, it should be safe to use. 9. Tomatoes tomatoes contain salicylic acid, a common acne home remedy. The acids in tomatoes may help absorb excess skin oils and unclog pores. To make an exfoliating tomato mask: combine 1 teaspoon sugar with the pulp of 1 tomato. Apply to the skin in a circular motion. Leave the mask on for 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with warm water, and pat dry. You can also apply just tomato pulp or tomato slices to your skin. 10. Jojoba oil although the idea of applying oil to oily skin seems counterproductive, jojoba oil is a folk remedy to treat oily skin, acne, and other skin problems. It’s thought that jojoba mimics sebum on the skin to “trick” sebaceous glands into producing less sebum and help keep oil levels balanced. There’s no scientific research to support this theory, though. Still, a 2012 study found that applying a mask made of healing clay and jojoba oil two to three times weekly helped heal skin lesions and mild acne. A little jojoba oil goes a long way. Using too much may worsen oily skin. Try massaging a few drops into clean skin a few days a week to see how you react. If you like the results, apply daily. Preventing oily skin when oily skin is caused by genetics or hormones, it’s tough to prevent. Practicing consistent skin care and avoiding unhealthy foods such as fried foods, foods high. 

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Dr. Kankan SenguptaBHMSHomeopath

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Try Homoeopathic Aloe Vera Gel BEU-T externally to reduce acne & wrinkles. For internal medications, consult online. 

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Dr. Sathish ErraBHMS, Diploma in DermatologySexologist

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It seems obvious, but many people with oily skin don't wash their face daily. If your skin's oily, you should wash your face twice a day — but don't overdo it. Avoid harsh soaps or detergents. Use a gentle soap such as glycerin soap instead. 

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Dr. Sonali KhomaneBHMS, DEMSHomeopath

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hello priya . Oily skin is the result of the overproduction of sebum from sebaceous glands. These glands are located under the skin’s surface. Sebum is an oily substance made of fats. Sebum isn’t all bad since it helps protect and moisturize your skin and keep your hair shiny and healthy. Too much sebum, however, may lead to oily skin, which can lead to clogged pores and acne. Genetics, hormone changes, or even stress may increase sebum production. 1. If your skin’s oily, you should wash your face twice a day — but don’t overdo it. Avoid harsh soaps or detergents. Use a gentle soap such as glycerin soap instead. 2. Honey is also a natural humectant, so it helps keep the skin moist but not oily. This is because humectants draw moisture from the skin without replacing it. 3. Tomatoes contain salicylic acid, a common acne home remedy. The acids in tomatoes may help absorb excess skin oils and help unclog pores. for good result consult me . 

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Dr. Shreyas BansalMD Hom., Certificate in Food and Nutrition, BHMS, Diploma In Yoga, PGDMHomeopath

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Natural home remedies are - 1. Rose water and glycerin- Glycerin draws water to your body and has a cooling, hydrating effect on the skin. Mix glycerin with rose water and apply on the body for natural moisturizing effects. 2. Honey - Pamper your body with honey, which is a natural moisturizer, anti-microbial and anti-oxidant ingredient. Heat two teaspoons of honey and apply it on the itchy areas. Leave it on for 15 minutes and wash it off. Honey traps moisture in your skin. Its anti-oxidant properties repairs the damaged skin 3. Oil- Oil is thick and provides effective protection against winter itch rashes. You can either use olive oil, coconut oil or almond oil to massage on your body after bath. If you have few extra minutes, heat the oil and then apply on the body. Make sure not to drench yourself in the oil to avoid stickiness. Just use the required amount of oil for the body. This method can also be used after evening showers before going to the bed. This is one of the effective winter itch home remedies. 4. Malai (Milk Cream) - Malai or milk cream is an age-old technique used to treat dry skin in winter. To soothe winter itch, mix two teaspoons of milk cream with a teaspoon of milk and a squeeze of lime juice. Apply this mixture on the dry and itchy areas of the body and wash it off after 30 minutes. For those who do not mind the smell of malai, they can simply rub it on the affected parts and leave it overnight. In morning, you will wake up to well-moisturised, soft and supple skin. 5. Oatmeal - A natural exfoliant and moisturiser, oatmeal is rich in vitamin E which retains moisture in the skin by forming a barrier. Grind one cup of oatmeal into a fine powder. Add a little water to the oatmeal powder to form a thick paste. Apply this mixture on the itchy skin, cover it with a cloth and leave it on for 30 minutes. Wash it off with normal water. Do this daily to prevent skin itchiness. 6. Dry Fruits- Dry fruits such as almond, cashew and raisin retain moisture in the skin and effectively helps in treating extremely dry skin. Hence, make it a point to include them in your diet for quick winter itch relief. For more queries, contact us. 

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Dr. Hiral Kumar RakholiyaBHMSHomeopath

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I read your problem. First you have to take healthy diet and avoid spicy food and oily food. Drink plenty of water. Wash your face regular. Bath with glycerin soap for dry ski in homeopathic berberis aqafolium. Kali brom are very useful medicine, I have unique treatment for black head and dry skin. If you want further better treatment and medicine ,you can take online consultation.rink plenty of water. Wash your face regular. Bath with glycerin soap for dry ski in homeopathic berberis aqafolium. Kali brom are very useful medicine, I have unique treatment for black head and dry skin. If you want further better treatment and medicine ,you can take online consultation. 

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Dr. Rajiva GuptaMBBS, MD - Internal Medicine, Post Graduate Program in DiabetologyGeneral Physician

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Please get over the obsession of white color It is more important to lead a healthy lifestyles 

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