Does oily skin gradually decrease over time?

[dvdrdiscs]

I know oily skins are a result of hereditary and hormones but I was wondering if it would gradually decrease as you get older?

 

[AzNmAnJLH]

nope

 

[fredtam]

Originally posted by: AzNmAnJLH
nope

 

[dvdrdiscs]

Hm not the answer I was hoping for.

 

[Tetsuo]

Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

 

[dvdrdiscs]

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

every medical site i've read so far said that diet has no effect on oily skin whatsoever. it's just a myth.

 

[JC]

A round of Accutane was the only thing that cut down my skin oil (to nothing, while on it). It gradually returned, but not quite as bad.

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

I used to have really oily skin when I was in jr.high/HS. I've since gradumated and the oily skin went away. Lesson learned? School is bad for your complexion.

 

[Tetsuo]

Originally posted by: dvdrdiscs

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

every medical site i've read so far said that diet has no effect on oily skin whatsoever. it's just a myth.

Right, let's test that. Go eat McChucks everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner for 2 months. Come back and post the results

 

[dighn]

Originally posted by: dvdrdiscs

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

every medical site i've read so far said that diet has no effect on oily skin whatsoever. it's just a myth.

sure it does. if i eat a burger/fried food, i can definitely feel the grease on my face a few hours later.

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: dvdrdiscs

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

every medical site i've read so far said that diet has no effect on oily skin whatsoever. it's just a myth.

sure it does. if i eat a burger/fried food, i can definitely feel the grease on my face a few hours later.

I can feel it too at times. Those studies must be commissioned by mcdonalds!

 

[dvdrdiscs]

i dont know. i guess every medical site is wrong?

 

[FrustratedUser]

Originally posted by: dvdrdiscs
I know oily skins are a result of hereditary and hormones but I was wondering if it would gradually decrease as you get older?

Nope, just make you change it every 3000 miles.

 

[Miramonti]

Acne will usually lessen over time, even with oily skin. You may not want oily skin when you're young but when you get older you'll appreciate having younger looking skin.

 

[0roo0roo]

its called astringent, go use some a couple times a day on a cotton ball or something. its in the face soap isle.

 

[Sid59]

Originally posted by: Tetsuo

Originally posted by: dvdrdiscs

Originally posted by: Tetsuo
Also dependant on what you eat, and how often you clean/wash/exfoliate/etc your skin

every medical site i've read so far said that diet has no effect on oily skin whatsoever. it's just a myth.

Right, let's test that. Go eat McChucks everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner for 2 months. Come back and post the results

died by then. won't have to worry about oily skin. need a better example that wont kil lsomeone.

 

[AaronB]

sure it does. if i eat a burger/fried food, i can definitely feel the grease on my face a few hours later.

Same here.