How to Keep Oily Skin in Balance
Why Oily Skin Needs Special Attention
Oily skin is not just about shine — it often comes with visible pores, blackheads, and pimples. The key is not to strip your skin, but to balance oil production while protecting the skin barrier.
At LATISLIT, we bring you carefully selected skincare from Germany and Europe, designed to help Moroccan women and men care for oily skin in hot, humid, and sunny conditions.
Daily Care for Oily Skin
The golden rule: consistent cleansing, morning and evening.
- Use mild cleansers suitable for oily skin to prevent clogged pores.
- Look for “oil-free” and “non-comedogenic” products that won’t block pores.
- Avoid alcohol-heavy toners or harsh cleansers — they irritate the skin and can worsen oiliness.
- Even oily skin needs hydration. Choose lightweight, oil-free moisturizers.
- A mattifying cream helps reduce shine throughout the day.
- Use a weekly clay mask to absorb excess oil.
- Don’t squeeze pimples or blackheads — it causes inflammation.
- Professional deep cleansing facials can also help keep skin clear.
Key Ingredients for Oily Skin Care
Ingredients that work well for oily and acne-prone skin include:
- AHAs (fruit acids) – gently exfoliate dead skin cells, unclog pores, and refine texture.
- Aloe vera – soothes irritation and hydrates lightly.
- Urea & glycerin – provide hydration without heaviness.
- Panthenol – calms skin and supports repair.
💡 LATISLIT curates serums, cleansers, and creams with these ingredients from trusted German & European brands, ideal for Moroccan oily skin needs.
- A Daily Routine for Oily Skin
Morning
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- Cleanse with a mild, oil-free cleanser.
- Apply a toner to remove excess oil and refine pores.
- Use a light, mattifying moisturizer.
- Finish with a non-comedogenic sunscreen.
Evening
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- Remove makeup thoroughly with a gentle remover.
- Cleanse again with a mild wash gel.
- Apply a hydrating serum or light moisturizer.
Protecting the Skin Barrier
Your skin barrier is your defense against bacteria and pollution. A weak barrier can trigger even more oil production.
- Choose products with ceramides and essential fatty acids to strengthen the barrier.
- Avoid aggressive cleansers that strip natural oils.
- Maintain a balanced pH with gentle toners.
Why Sunscreen Matters for Oily Skin
UV rays increase oil production, cause damage, and speed up aging. Use a light, mattifying, non-comedogenic sunscreen every morning — even on cloudy days. Reapply if you sweat or swim.
Makeup Tips for Oily Skin
- Always use oil-free and non-comedogenic makeup.
- A mattifying primer and foundation help reduce shine.
- Set makeup with a translucent powder to absorb excess oil.
- Prefer powder blushes and concealers over creamy textures.
- Always remove makeup thoroughly at night to avoid clogged pores.
Diet & Lifestyle for Oily Skin
Certain foods can trigger oiliness and breakouts:
- Limit fast food, fried meals, sugary snacks, and some dairy products.
- Reduce caffeine and alcohol, which stimulate oil production.
- Favor foods rich in antioxidants and omega-3s — such as berries, kale, and salmon.
Natural Remedies for Oily Skin
- Clay masks absorb oil and purify pores.
- Diluted lemon water can act as a natural toner (test carefully for sensitivity).
- Cucumber water refreshes and calms oily skin.
Always patch-test home remedies to avoid irritation.
Stress & Oily Skin
Stress increases cortisol levels, which stimulate oil glands. This can lead to breakouts and a weakened skin barrier. Managing stress through sleep, exercise, and relaxation techniques is just as important for clear skin as your skincare routine.
LATISLIT’s Recommendation
Oily skin doesn’t have to mean constant shine or breakouts. With the right care, you can keep it fresh and balanced. LATISLIT offers German and European skincare products that regulate oil, hydrate without heaviness, and protect against Morocco’s sun and pollution.