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How can my face stop being so oily? Should I buy a product for my specific type of skin?

The only way to fight oily skin is to remove the oily. This should be done gently without rubbing or scrubbing. Use a cleanser for oily skin. If you use harsh drying cleansers or wash you face more than 3 times a day you may actually increase the oil production of your sebaceous glands and make your skin more shiny and oily. A good addition can be; oil absorbing wipes that you can use during the day. For makeup, it is better to use a powder that in addition to covering pimples can absorb some of the oil.
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