, SELF's senior health and beauty editor, goes on the hunt to find the science-backed answers to all of your skin-care questions. You can ask Sarah a question at askabeautyeditor@self.com.OK, so I don't consider myself to have super-oily skin, but I've noticed that no matter what foundation/primer/setting powder I use, it ends up breaking up around my nose by the end of the day.
First off, know that you are not imagining things—the area around your nose is home to a high concentration of sebaceous glands,, M.D., Ph.D., dermatologist at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, tells SELF. These are responsible for secreting sebum and the area is prime real estate for a buildup of sweat. So, it’s not uncommon for your nose to be an oil hot spot, even on an otherwise nonoily face.
Basically, the body will always want to have a film of oil on the skin, Dr. Lipner says, and it will do whatever it takes to keep that there. That’s why Dr. Lipner recommends sticking withand only washing your face once or twice a day, depending on sweating and how much makeup you’re wearing.
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