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Oily skin 38 year old

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Smashingpumpkins78 · 09/08/2015 07:22

Hi, am 38 and still have oily skin, no spots but large pores and getting wrinkles???? I was using dermalogica for years but guess my skin just got used to it. Changed to all Liz Earle products which has made it worse. Any budget ideas?

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Fairylea · 09/08/2015 07:33

I'm 35 and have very oily skin. I've tried everything from Clinique and chanel to lush - I spent 15 years working for clinique ! I have now settled on using Johnson wipes blue pack to remove make up (despite being for dry skin they seem to work really well to completely clear my skin) and I then use Garnier deep pore wash in the blue tube for about £3. A couple of times a week in use the St Ives apricot scrub to exfoliate and for moisturiser I use very cheap Olay in the original pink bottle. I use city block from Clinique on top for spf protection. I don't put any moisturiser on my skin at night to let it breathe, I don't get as many spots etc that way.

Been doing the above routine for about 6 years or so now and my skins the best it's ever been. . Touch wood!

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Smashingpumpkins78 · 09/08/2015 07:36

Thanks Fairylea, will give it a go xx

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HexBramble · 09/08/2015 07:37

Le Roche Possay range for oily skin works well for me. Sometimes it's 3 for 2 in Boots so not too pricey.

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Smashingpumpkins78 · 09/08/2015 07:43

Hexbramble My DD uses the effaclar range for acne. Is this for oily skin too?

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HexBramble · 09/08/2015 15:14

Hi Smashing - I'm prone to t-zone oilyness and cystic spots around my neck and jawline around my cycle. LRP has really helped with this. I use their foaming facial wash, toner and moisturiser. If you search LRP on this board you'll see a few others that it's helped Smile

Cutting down on sugar really helps me too.

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