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10 Lightweight Facial Oils That Are Perfect for Spring and Summer

These non-greasy facial oils clear up breakouts, protect against sun damage and more
A facial oil that fights acne? Sign us up, especially because pimples run rampant in the summer. This facial oil has a medicated, quick-dry formula that clears congested pores and prevents acne—all while also targeted wrinkles. The secret weapons are salicylic acid and tea tree oil to clarify. Since both can be drying, the formula also contains milk thistle and cucumber oil to soothe.

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For skin on the drier side, try this super-moisturizing facial oil that still has a lightweight finish. Featuring a combo of rosehip, jojoba and evening primrose, this facial oil keeps skin hydrated all day long and protects against free radicals, which can be triggered by the sun and cause damage.

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Talk about a triple threat: This extra light facial oil with squalane primes, highlights and provides all-day moisture. On those hotter-than-hot humid days, apply it to bare skin and skip the foundation. You'll still look dewy without a whole lot layered on your face.

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This facial oil replenishes dry skin while also curbing the production of excess oil, leaving you with a balanced complexion. You can even use it as a makeup remover—just rub the oil over your makeup and wipe it away with a tissue or cotton pad.

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If you have combination skin, then this could be your facial oil match. Loaded with jojoba oil, this non-comedogenic product balances oil production so that your dry and oily areas get as much moisture as they need. Plus, organic pomegranate oil shields skin from environmental stressors, like pollution.

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BY CHRISTINA HEISER | MAR 20, 2018 | SHARES
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