Once the temperature starts creeping up, you may notice your skin looks a little, shall we say, on the shiny side. Your first thought is probably to ditch the moisturizer but using a hydrator will actually go a long way towards keeping your complexion balanced. This spring and summer, think about swapping heavier moisturizers for lightweight facial oils. We know: Facial oils often get a bad rap—and those with oily or acne-prone skin usually think they can't use them—but it's all about finding the right one. A lightweight oil may even help curb the amount of oil your skin makes, says celebrity makeup artist Mary Irwin.
If your skin is oily or breaks out easily in warmer weather, check the label for geranium oil, which helps control oil production, says Irwin. Tea tree oil (which is antibacterial) and argan oil (which reduces oil production over time) are also good bets. Other oils Irwin recommends for lightweight hydration are jojoba and squalane. On the flip side, Irwin suggests skipping anything formulated with olive, avocado and coconut oil, which are all comedogenic—meaning, they clog pores.
Ready to add oil to your warm weather skin care routine? Read on for the best lightweight facial oils that are perfect for spring and summer.
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If your skin is oily or breaks out easily in warmer weather, check the label for geranium oil, which helps control oil production, says Irwin. Tea tree oil (which is antibacterial) and argan oil (which reduces oil production over time) are also good bets. Other oils Irwin recommends for lightweight hydration are jojoba and squalane. On the flip side, Irwin suggests skipping anything formulated with olive, avocado and coconut oil, which are all comedogenic—meaning, they clog pores.
Ready to add oil to your warm weather skin care routine? Read on for the best lightweight facial oils that are perfect for spring and summer.
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