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Skin, fatty hair

Introduction

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Welcome to our page dedicated to dermatological radiance, specially focused on the care of oily skin and oily hair. Sebum overproduction can cause shiny skin, obstructed pores, as well as hair that tends to grease quickly. In this section, we explore the properties of essential oils and hydrosols selected for their effectiveness in regulating sebum production, purifying the skin and hair, and restoring their natural balance. These natural remedies are chosen for their targeted actions, offering a soft but effective approach to treating skins and oily hair, thus contributing to a healthier and balanced appearance.

Our blog posts on the topic

When I have oily skin

When I have oily skin

My testimony

I don't really have oily skin, more like combination skin. Oily on the “T” zone (forehead, nose and chin) and drier on the rest of the face. Most of the time it's only visible in the evening and it doesn't cause me problems with pimples or blackheads. However, when I am tired, seborrheic production increases and I find myself with a really shiny forehead and lower face throughout the day. If I'm not careful, I can see pimples appear on my forehead or small blackheads...

Our Product Recommendations

Essential Oil Palmarosa

Essential Oil Palmarosa

By regulating sebum production, palmarosa oil is effective for skins and oily hair.

Hydrolat Common juniper from Quercy

Hydrolat Common juniper from Quercy

Using hydrosol as a tonic for the face or hair can help regulate sebum production and reduce the fatty appearance.

Hydrolat Lemon mint

Hydrolat Lemon mint

Using hydrosol as a tonic for the face or hair can help regulate sebum production and reduce the fatty appearance.

Hydrolat Sylvestre pine

Hydrolat Sylvestre pine

Using hydrosol as a tonic for the face or hair can help regulate sebum production and reduce the fatty appearance.

Essential Oil Patchouli

Essential Oil Patchouli

Patchouli oil helps regulate sebum production, which makes it useful for skins and oily hair.

Essential Oil Maritime pine

Essential Oil Maritime pine

It helps regulate sebum production for skins and oily hair, thanks to its astringent and purifying properties.

Disclaimer

It is important to note that the information presented on this page is for educational purposes and should not be considered as a medical opinion. Glowing skin and oily hair can be symptoms of underlying health problems and may require consultation with a health professional. Although essential oils and hydrosols can provide support in the treatment of these conditions, they should not be used as a substitute for professional medical or dermatological care. We recommend consulting a dermatologist or trichologist before starting any new treatment for the skin or oily hair, especially if you have sensitive or specific conditions. The effectiveness of these natural remedies can vary from person to person and their use must be undertaken with caution.

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