Oily skin care and Natural skin acne care

Pineapple Extract
Pineapple's anti-inflammation and anti-irritation qualities, combined with its ability to refine the skin make it excellent for face care products.

Diethanolamine
More commonly known by its abbreviation, DEA. One of many artificial detergents. It may be contaminated with nitrosamines and should be avoided.

Flaking and Dandruff Causes and Cures
Afraid to wear a black blouse? You're not alone -- sooner or later almost everyone experiences at least a little flaking, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have dandruff. There are several things that can cause flaking that, technically speaking, aren't dandruff.
Buildup: Heavy conditioners and many styling products are made to stick to your hair and can prevent the natural shedding of skin. Use a clarifying shampoo to rid yourself of buildup, and be sure to rinse very thoroughly every time you wash and condition. Keep very oily or greasy products away from your scalp.

Dry scalp: This is a pretty common occurrence, especially in winter. When you wash your hair, use a mild shampoo and give yourself a scalp massage to loosen flakes. Resist the temptation to overcondition, which can cause buildup, but give yourself an occasional deep conditioning if necessary.

Sensitivity: Your scalp might be reacting to harsh ingredients in shampoo; try using a gentler product.

Applying Powder to Your Face
Using a puff: Powder puffs come in a myriad of sizes, shapes and colors, but the most important thing to consider is the nap of the puff. A medium nap (think chenille) is the best to apply powder. The fine-nap puffs that usually come with powder cause streaking. They may also actually remove foundation. If the nap is too long (such as marabou) you'll get fuzz on your face. To use: It's best to use a puff if you tend to shine excessively or when using a powder foundation. Do not apply too much powder at once. Better to blot oil later in the day than have a cakey, overdone look to your face.
Using a brush: A brush allows you to apply a lighter amount of powder than a puff. Large and fluffy, powder brushes can be used with both loose and pressed powder formulations. To use: Dip the brush in the powder and tap it to shake off loose powder. Then brush the powder evenly over your face in downward strokes.

Tip: You want to go in the direction your facial hair grows in order to get the most even application.

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