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How to reduce the oilyness in my skin?
It bcoms oily very soon, even if i wash my face regularly. plz help
me! I also have posted photo for this problem on http://healthcenters.blogspot.com/20...n-my-skin.html If u have any idea reply here or comment on above site.. Thanks in advance.. Priyanka |
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How to reduce the oilyness in my skin?
On Tue, 15 May 2007 03:36:01 -0700, priyanka.joshi139 wrote:
It bcoms oily very soon, even if i wash my face regularly. plz help me! I also have posted photo for this problem on http://healthcenters.blogspot.com/20...n-my-skin.html If u have any idea reply here or comment on above site.. Thanks in advance.. Priyanka Soap and water. There are no other oil reducers. Besides, oil is what keeps your skin looking young. |
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