The 9 Best Homemade Face Masks for Oily Skin

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Every person has different skin type and each of them has particular features of skin which depend on the genetics. The oily skin features extreme formation of sebum due to hyperactivity of the sebaceous glands. The most common area for the accumulation of oil is called the “T-zone,” an area including the forehead, nose and chin. It is most important to cleanse and moisturize the skin based on your skin type that helps to keep your skin hydrated. Here are a few recipes for homemade face masks for oily skin and how to stay away from the presence of sebum that can cause other health problems in the skin such as acne, blackheads and pimples.

Homemade Face Masks for Oily Skin

1. Potato Face Masks for Oily Skin

How to Prepare?

  • Take three peeled potatoes.
  • Boil and crush the potatoes.
  • Mix with two tablespoons of milk.
  • Add one tablespoon of oatmeal and a few drops of lemon.
  • Mix until smooth consistency.
  • Apply on your face.
  • Leave for 30 minutes.
  • Wash off with warm water to remove completely.

Note: While applying the mask for oily skin, do not expose yourself to the sun as it can cause burns and stains.(1)

2. Oatmeal Face Masks for Oily Skin

 The oat cereal is extremely moisturizing, that awesomely helps to control oily skin.(2)

How to Prepare?

  • Take 4 tablespoons of oat flour with 3 tablespoons of soy oil soup in a bowl.
  • Mix both ingredients well.
  • Add a little water.
  • Mix the combination until smooth and consistent.
  • Apply on your face
  • Leave for 15 minutes,
  • Wash the face with water.

3. Honey Face Masks For Oily Skin

Honey has several benefits for the skin that complete moisturize your skin and make it smooth and soft.(3) 

How to Prepare?

  • Mix two tablespoons of honey with one teaspoon of wheat germ soup in a container.
  • Heat for a few seconds in the microwave.
  • Mix well and let it cool.
  • Apply an even layer on your face
  • Leave for 15 minutes.
  • Wash off your face with plenty of water.

4. Rosemary Face Masks For Oily Skin

How to Prepare?

  • Take 3 rosemary leaves.(4)
  • Add a tablespoon of honey and egg yolk.
  • Grind rosemary leaves.
  • Then add all the ingredients in a bowl.
  • Stir up until smooth.
  • Apply a thick layer on the skin to cover each area.
  • Leave for 20 minutes.
  • Rinse with water.

5. Lemon and Egg Face Masks For Oily Skin

How to Prepare?

  • Mix half a lemon juice with a beaten egg before.
  • Apply the mask on your face.
  • Leave it for 15 minutes.
  • Wash off with enough water. 

Note: Try to apply this mask at night and do not leave any deposit on your face or neck, because the lemon, as we have said, in contact with sunlight, this often causes skin blemishes.(5)

6. Cucumber Face Masks For Oily Skin

Benefits:

  • The cucumber is rich source of vitamins.
  • It is very effective and natural in moisturizing harsh skin.
  • It helps to clean impurities from the skin and control the amount of fat.

How to Prepare?

  • Take 1 peeled cucumber and cut into small pieces.
  • Just put the sliced cucumber in 1 egg and add 1 tablespoon lemon juice.
  • Crush and mix until its grind completely and get a homogeneous and smooth mixture.
  • Apply the mask for oily skin on your face.
  • Leave for 15 minutes.
  • Remove it by washing with water.

Note: Be careful when using the lemon as it can be a little harsh on the skin.(6)

7. Carrot and Honey Face Masks For Oily Skin

Benefits:

Both ingredients are superb for skin health, both you can consume or use externally.

How to Prepare?

  • Cut 1 carrot and cook it,
  • Once the carrot is cooked,
  • mash and extract a puree
  • Mix with 4 teaspoons honey.(7)
  • Apply to face
  • Leave for 10 minutes,
  • Wash off with warm water.

These above-mentioned homemade recipes for masks are all quite effective masks and help to control the oiliness of the skin and improve its appearance. These therapies can be incorporated into your routine schedule of skincare.

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