Plant-Based Products for Oily Skin
Lightweight plant-based botanicals work with oily skin instead of stripping it — and when your skin finally gets what it needs, it stops overproducing oil to compensate.
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Oily Skin Face Serum – Natural Botanical Oil for Shine Control
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Under Eye Roller – Natural Botanical Eye Oil for Puffiness & Hydration (Silk PM)
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Oily Skin Natural Skincare Set – Balancing Botanical Routine
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Cactus Hydrosol Facial Mist – Natural Toner for Oily & Combination Skin
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Eucalyptus Aloe Soap Bar – Natural Cooling Soap with Peppermint Leaf Scrub
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Oily Skin Natural Hydrosol + Face Serum Duo – Balance & Refine
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Whole Food Recipes for Oily Skin
Blood sugar spikes, inflammation, and gut health all show up on oily and congested skin — and every recipe on this page is working to address those from the inside out.
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Chili Lime Baked Trout
Get recipe hereFatty fish, rich in omega-3 fatty acids, can help balance oil in the skin by reducing inflammation and regulating sebum production, leading to improved skin health.
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Crispy Baked Sesame Tofu
Get recipe hereTofu and legumes are rich in protein and contain zinc, which helps regulate oil production and control sebum levels in oily skin.
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Mediterranean Baked Sweet Potatoes
Get recipe hereSweet potatoes are high in vitamin A, which helps regulate oil production in the skin and promotes cell turnover, reducing the likelihood of clogged pores and excess oiliness.
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Orange-Roasted Rainbow Carrots
Get recipe hereCarrots are rich in beta-carotene, which the body converts into vitamin A, helping to regulate oil production, reduce inflammation, and promote cell turnover.
Home & Lifestyle Tips for Oily Skin
Oily skin is more responsive to stress, sleep, and environment than most people realize — and the shifts that make the biggest difference often have nothing to do with your skincare products.
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Oily Skin Tip #1: Gentle Cleansing
Cleanse your face twice daily witha gentle cleanser. Steer clear of harsh or alcohol-based products, as they can strip your skin of natural oils, leading to increased oil production.
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Oily Skin Tip #2: Non-Comedogenic Cosmetics
Choose oil-free and non-comedogenic makeup products to avoid clogging pores. Look for products labeled as “matte” or “oil-free.”
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Oily Skin Tip #3: Bedding
Use breathable, natural cotton pillowcases and sheets; they allow better air circulation and absorb excess oil. Change your pillowcases and sheets once a week to prevent the accumulation of oils, sweat, and bacteria.
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Oily Skin Tip #4: Humidifier
In drier climates or during the winter, using a humidifier in your bedroom can add moisture to the air, preventing your skin from overproducing oil in response to dry conditions.
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Oily Skin Tip #5: Bathing
Use lukewarm water when showering. Hot water can strip your skin of natural oils, leading to increased oil production.
Mindset Resources for Winding Down
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The Wellness Bookshelf
Explore The BookshelfSometimes the best thing you can do for your skin is get out of your own head — these are the reads that help with exactly that.
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Affirmation Journals
Explore Our JournalsA few quiet minutes with a pen can do more for your nervous system than you'd expect — use these pages however your mind needs them.
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Affirmation Coloring Books
Explore Coloring BooksWhen your nervous system is calm, your skin notices — these are designed to give you a genuine reason to slow down.
Want to Go Deeper?
If you want the full picture on caring for oily skin holistically — the ingredients, the internal triggers, and the inside-out approach — I put it all together in one place.