Oily Skin Products
all potential problems for those with oily skin — by choosing products wisely.
Fran E. Cook-Bolden, MD, a dermatologist and director of the Skin Specialty Group and the Ethnic Skin Specialty Group in New York City, and Kim Nichols, MD, also a dermatologist at the practice, share the skin cleansers and lotions they recommend for patients with oily skin. Oily skin tends to develop a glow that can quickly look greasy. Rather than repeated washings, papers that blot oil and leave makeup intact are a convenient solution: You can purchase a pad of 50 blotting papers at most drugstores for about $6. Both Cook-Bolden and Nichols highly recommend them because they're effective at soaking up excess oil on the skin — rather than frequently reapplying powder that will end up caking — and patients love them.
all potential problems for those with oily skin — by choosing products wisely.
Fran E. Cook-Bolden, MD, a dermatologist and director of the Skin Specialty Group and the Ethnic Skin Specialty Group in New York City, and Kim Nichols, MD, also a dermatologist at the practice, share the skin cleansers and lotions they recommend for patients with oily skin. Oily skin tends to develop a glow that can quickly look greasy. Rather than repeated washings, papers that blot oil and leave makeup intact are a convenient solution: You can purchase a pad of 50 blotting papers at most drugstores for about $6. Both Cook-Bolden and Nichols highly recommend them because they're effective at soaking up excess oil on the skin — rather than frequently reapplying powder that will end up caking — and patients love them.
