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Cleanse twice daily using lukewarm water and gentle motions. This removes excess oil, dirt, sweat, and impurities without stripping the skin of its natural moisture.

Yes. Skipping moisturizer is a common mistake. When skin lacks hydration, oil glands may produce even more sebum to compensate. A lightweight, oil-free moisturizer helps maintain hydration while keeping shine under control.

Yes. Exfoliation helps unclog pores by removing dead skin cells, excess sebum, and buildup trapped within the skin. Exfoliate two to three times a week using a mild exfoliant as over-exfoliating can irritate skin and increase oiliness.

Yes. Men tend to have higher sebum production and larger pores, which makes clogged pores and breakouts more likely. A non-comedogenic oil-clear face wash helps remove excess oil and impurities before they clog pores, and a weekly charcoal sheet mask further draws out impurities and reduces excess oil.

No. Using the wrong products or an incorrect routine can make oily skin worse, but the right routine covering cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, and masking, helps manage shine and breakouts. Skipping steps like moisturizer can actually backfire, since dehydrated skin may produce even more oil.

Choose a gentle, oil-clear face wash that is non-comedogenic and refreshing, and cleanse with it twice daily using lukewarm water. Avoid harsh formulas with heavy fragrances, since they can irritate the skin and trigger more oil production.

Look for a non-comedogenic, oil-clear formula that cleanses without stripping natural moisture. Steer clear of harsh, heavily fragranced face washes, as these can irritate skin and worsen oil production over time.

A face wash alone won't fully clear pimples; it works best as part of a full routine. Cleansing removes excess oil and impurities that can clog pores, while regular exfoliation two to three times a week helps prevent acne-causing buildup from settling in.

A gentle, refreshing, oil-clear face wash used twice daily with lukewarm water and gentle motions is the best approach. Avoid heavily fragranced formulas, which can irritate skin and trigger more oil production.

Yes. Oil glands can overproduce sebum when skin is dehydrated, which may worsen breakouts. A lightweight, oil-free moisturizer helps balance oil production while soothing redness and breakouts, without adding extra shine.

Yes. Sheet masks formulated for oily skin help draw out impurities, reduce excess oil, and deeply cleanse pores. Using a charcoal sheet mask two to three times a week can leave skin feeling fresh, clear, and revitalised without dryness.

Exfoliate two to three times a week using a mild exfoliant. This removes dead skin cells and buildup that can trap acne-causing bacteria in pores. Over-exfoliating, on the other hand, can irritate skin and lead to increased oiliness.

Avoid harsh formulas with heavy fragrances. These can irritate the skin and trigger more oil production, working against the goal of managing shine and breakouts.

Garnier offers a Skincare Quiz that can help you find a personalized routine suited to your specific skin type and concerns. Take that quiz and build a regimen that actually works for you.

A simple four-step routine works well: cleanse twice daily with a gentle, oil-clear face wash; exfoliate two to three times a week; follow up with a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer; and use a charcoal sheet mask two to three times a week to draw out impurities and control oil.