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Serums are tailored to target excess oil production while still providing your skin hydration. While cleansing and moisturizing are essential steps, the best face serum for oily skin is one that is designed to address specific skin concerns.
Eucerin’s DermoPurifyer Triple Effect is an ideal face serum for oily skin that improves skin texture while helping to reduce inflammation and prevent breakouts. It works deeply to address clogged pores, blemishes, and excess shine. Infused with active ingredients, the DermoPurifyer Triple Effect Serum helps target the root causes of oily skin, offering more immediate and long-term benefits.
This serum is lightweight and absorbs quickly without leaving behind any residue, making it a popular choice for people with oily and acne-prone skin.
Main findings
Can I use this serum if I have acne-prone skin?
Yes, face serums like Eucerin’s DermoPurifyer Triple Effect Serum are specifically formulated for oily skin. They target concerns that overlap and are mutual to those of acne-prone skin. As this serum contains ingredients that help prevent breakouts and reduce inflammation, it can be beneficial for both skin types.
How often should I apply the serum?
You should apply the serum twice a day, in the right order. Once in the morning and once at night, after cleansing and before moisturizing.
Can I use this serum under makeup?
Yes, serums that target oily skin concerns, make for a great base to use under makeup without interfering with the application. This is mainly credited to its lightweight, matte-finish and quick-absorbing nature.
Can serum make skin glow? Is it bad for oily skin?
Yes, a good face serum that is formulated for oily skin can help improve skin’s overall texture and reduce hyperpigmentation. Which in turn results in the brightening of your complexion and promoting a healthy, radiant glow.
Can I use serum without sunscreen?
No, it is always recommended to apply a SPF 30 (or higher) sunscreen, daily, after using the serum, to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays.
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