Oily Skin

Buy Kulsum's Kaya Kalp Herbals Skin Care Products for Oily Skin

Shiny skin by midday and constant breakouts are signs your skin needs the right kind of care, not more stripping. We bring you skincare products for oily skin built on 30 years of Ayurvedic expertise. Our products for oily skin use herbal ingredients like neem and clay to control excess sebum without over-drying your skin. 

Looking for the best products for oily skin that help control the amount of oil produced? This entire line is designed to do just that. All herbal products for oily skin offered here target natural control. Take a look at our selection and help balance out your oily skin.

Understanding Oily Skin: Why It Happens

A. What Causes Excess Oil Production in the Skin

When there is excessive production of oil by your sebaceous glands, that means you have an oily skin type. The amount of oil produced by your skin depends on factors such as genetics, hormonal changes, and even stress.

B. How Indian Heat and Humidity Worsen Oily Skin

The hot and humid climate triggers the production of both sweat and oil on your skin. That is why you feel that your oily skin looks even more greasy during the summer season in India.

C. Oily Skin vs Combination Skin: How to Tell the Difference

You may recognize an oily skin type by its shiny appearance, whereas the combination skin is shiny only in the T-zone area.

Our Best Products for Oily Skin

A. Oil-Free Herbal Moisturisers for Oily Skin

Skipping moisturiser makes oily skin produce even more oil. Our oil-free moisturisers hydrate lightly, keeping your skin balanced without adding extra shine.

B. Deep Pore Cleansing Face Wash for Oily Skin

Our face wash targets clogged pores and excess oil without stripping your skin completely. It leaves your face feeling clean, not tight or uncomfortable.

C. Natural Clay and Neem Masks for Sebum Control

Clay and neem work together to draw out impurities and control oil. Using a mask weekly helps keep breakouts and shine in check.

D. Mattifying Herbal Serums and Toners

For a shine-free look through the day, our mattifying serums and toners help balance oil production while keeping your skin hydrated underneath.

Best Herbal Ingredients for Oily and Acne-Prone Skin

A. Neem and Tea Tree for Antibacterial Skin Control

Neem and tea tree oil both have natural antibacterial properties. They help reduce breakouts and keep your skin calmer, especially in acne-prone areas.

B. Kaolin Clay and Multani Mitti for Deep Pore Cleansing

These natural clays will absorb extra oils and cleanse pores deep down in your skin. The result is cleaner-looking pores when you use this regularly.

C. Witch Hazel and Rose Water as Natural Toners

The witch hazel closes pores while rose water moisturises and refreshes the skin. They make a great combination to make a perfect toner.

Herbal Skin Care Routine for Oily Skin

A. Morning Routine: Cleanse, Tone, Moisturise with SPF

Begin with a gentle cleanser, followed by a toner and a light moisturiser with sun protection. Your skin will be protected without being too oily.

B. Night Routine: Double Cleanse and Lightweight Serum

Double cleanse at night to rid your skin of sunscreen and oils. After this, use a light serum that does not clog pores.

C. Weekly Detox Mask Routine for Oily Skin

Make sure you use either a clay or neem mask once a week. Your skin will be reset, and all impurities will have been drained from it.

FAQs

Q1: Which products are best for oily skin? 

Make use of oil-free moisturisers, clay masks, and mattifying serums. These will help you regulate the extra oil while also hydrating your skin.

Q2: Should oily skin skip moisturiser completely? 

No. Skipping moisturiser can actually trigger more oil production. An oil-free, lightweight moisturiser works best for oily skin.

Q3: Are herbal products effective for acne-prone oily skin? 

Yes. Ingredients like neem and tea tree have natural antibacterial properties that help calm breakouts without over-drying your skin.

Q4: Can I use the same routine for oily and combination skin? 

Mostly yes, but combination skin may need lighter products on drier areas. Focus oil-control products mainly on the T-zone.

Q5: How often should I use a clay mask for oily skin? 

Once a week is ideal. Overusing clay masks can strip your skin and trigger more oil production as a result.