I'll tell you an effective way to remove sebum.

If you squeeze out sebum too hard, your pores may become larger or become inflamed. 'Dissolving, absorbing, and controlling' A three-step approach is most effective. I'll break down the at-home methods and dermatological procedures.

1. Home Care: Melting without irritation (Daily care)

The most recommended method is to dissolve it chemically rather than physically.

• Dissolve with cleansing oil (most important)

  • method: Apply a generous amount of cleansing oil to your dry face and gently roll over sebum-prone areas (such as your nose and chin) for 1-3 minutes. Then, add a little water and roll once more, going through the **emulsifying process** where the oil turns white, before rinsing.

  • tip: The oil mixes well with the hardened sebum in your pores and dissolves them. The key is to do this consistently every evening.

• Chemical exfoliation (AHA/BHA)

  • BHA (BHA) ingredients: Because it's fat-soluble, it's excellent at penetrating pores and dissolving sebum. Try using a toner or serum containing BHA.

• Mud pack/clay pack (1-2 times a week)

  • It is excellent at absorbing sebum and waste products. If you see any sebum after washing off the pack, use a cotton swab to remove it. Slowly Please wipe it off as if you were kicking it out.

2. Things you should never do

• Hand-knitting: Bacterial infections can cause acne, or pore walls can become damaged, permanently enlarging pores.

• Peel-off nose pack: Although it does remove sebum, it can be very irritating to the skin and cause enlarged pores to clog up with more sebum.

3. Dermatological treatment: guaranteed and fast results

Deep sebum or blackheads that cannot be resolved with home care may require professional help.

• Aquaphil: This is the basics of pore cleansing. Using an AHA/BHA solution, sebum and hair follicle mites are suctioned out of the pores.

• Sebum control lasers (Neobeam, Capri, etc.): This is a fundamental treatment that reduces sebum production by shrinking the sebaceous glands themselves. It's worth considering if you have extremely oily skin.

• Skin boosters (Juvelook, Rejuran, etc.): It helps normalize sebum secretion by balancing oil and moisture.

To summarize: Right now at home 'Use cleansing oil thoroughly + use a clay pack once a week' Try starting a routine first, and if there is no improvement, visit a nearby dermatologist. Aquaphil I recommend that you receive it.