If you have oily skin then it's highly likely that you also have acne problems. The reason for this is that oily skin produces more sebum than other skin types which makes it naturally more prone to clogged pores and acne lesions.

The key to being able to deal with this problem is to establish a regular cleansing routine. With mild to moderate cases of acne (facial and back acne), a regular cleansing routine can be more effective than over the counter acne creams. However, keep in mind that severe forms of acne should be monitored and treated by a medical professional.

Learning How to Cleanse Oily Skin

If you have oily skin, you can use a soapy cleanser. This does not, however, mean that you can use a soap to cleanse your face. Soaps tend to dry out your skin and are not comparable to soapy cleansers. In fact, the drier your skin is the more likely it is to break or crack and let in acne bacteria.

A soapy, gel cleanser is perfect for your acne skin, especially if that product contains salicylic acid or retinol. Both of these ingredients can help stabilize the production of sebum, balance the rate of cell shedding, and keep debris from clogging the pores.

Toning and Exfoliating

A daily cleansing routine should also consider the use of a toner, however, this step can be skipped if your cleanser is capable of removing all of the makeup, residue, and excess sebum from your skin. If you are going to use a toner, make sure that it is alcohol-free.

Unlike toning, exfoliating your skin is vital and should never be avoided. The amount of times you exfoliate will depend on your age and skin condition, however, the norm is usually once a week. To exfoliate all you need to do is use a scrub or a product that contains salicylic acid.

A scrub is a mechanical exfoliant while salicylic acid is a chemical exfoliant. Both products are a good option, but the final choice will depend on your personal preferences. Moisturize! Even if You Have Oily Skin

Just because you have oily skin, do not assume that it does not require a moisturizer. The problem with oily skin is an excess of oil, not moisture. While keeping this in mind, make sure that you find a moisturizer that is oil-free and apply it twice a day.

Acne Creams and Spot Treatments

For an acne remedy regime to be successful it should include an acne cream that can be used as a spot treatment. Some people find that pimples recur in the same area. For this reason, it is important to use an acne cream to treat problem areas.

BIOSKINCLEAR is a potent oily skin cream that is made of snail serum and capable of treating mild acne effectively. BIOSKINCLEAR is a well rounded skin product that can also be used on scars from acne.