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lauren34
02-15-2011 @ 2:22 PM                          
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Is it normal to be 30 and your oil glands still produce so much oil…. I feel like a teenager and it is very embarrassing to have a shiny nose all day long, even when I put make up on.  Does anyone knows about a good solution for my problem

ps3
02-16-2011 @ 12:15 PM                          
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It is perfectly normal but if it is bothering you way too much go to the dermatologist or try Tea tree oil which is supposed to close the pores and get rid of the oil… or try to change your diet.  Whenever washing you face, don’t massage it too much because the friction produces more oil.  Good luck!

WhittleAway
02-16-2011 @ 10:12 PM                          
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Having oily skin is better than dry I would say though. If you have dry skin
you are more likely to get wrinkles earlier. If you have oily skin, you'll stay
wrinkle free for longer. I've always had shiny skin, and still get the odd
spot now and then. Just use powder and make sure you clean your skin
with products that aren't too harsh. Funnily enough I tried Simple
products and they dried out my skin and then it overcompensated by
becoming extra oily!
WA

lauren34
02-21-2011 @ 1:00 PM                          
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Thanks WA! I guess I never thought about that…I don’t want to get wrinkly quickly!  

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