



Pimple & Oil Control Combo (Pack Of 3 Products)
Waking up to new pimples and that slick T-zone is frustrating. If you feel like your face is an oil factory by noon, you're not alone—over 70% of teens and adults with oily skin report chronic breakouts. Excess oil mixes with dead skin cells, clogging pores and fueling acne. It's not just about genetics; stress, heat, and even the wrong products can make things worse.
Oily skin pumps out more sebum, which is supposed to protect your skin. But too much sebum creates a breeding ground for bacteria and inflammation. Hot, humid weather, hormonal shifts, and heavy creams all ramp up oil production. Using harsh cleansers can strip your skin, pushing it to make even more oil.
Start with a gentle, foaming cleanser—one with salicylic acid or tea tree oil helps clear out pores without over-drying. Toners with niacinamide calm redness and regulate oil. Look for lightweight, oil-free moisturizers; skipping moisturizer can backfire, making your skin produce more oil.
Salicylic acid exfoliates inside the pore, breaking up clogs. Niacinamide reduces oil, soothes irritation, and evens out tone. Clay masks—especially those with kaolin or bentonite—draw out impurities. Retinoids (like adapalene) speed up cell turnover and help prevent blocked pores.
If your skin feels greasy by lunchtime, switch to a light gel moisturizer and blotting sheets. For stubborn breakouts after workouts, cleanse immediately and use a clay mask twice a week.
For anyone tired of guessing, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides a smart way to match products to your skin’s needs. Our AI Skin Analyser gives you a fast, personal scan and recommends targeted Bionatural® Actives designed for oily, acne-prone skin. Explore the options at arishbionatural.com and take control of your skin today.
Oily skin can be managed so breakouts are rare, but occasional pimples may still pop up. Consistency with the right products is key.
Skip coconut oil, petroleum-based creams, and any product labeled 'rich' or 'heavy'. These can clog pores and worsen breakouts.
Yes, foods high in sugar and dairy can trigger more oil and inflammation. Try reducing these and see if your breakouts improve.
Harsh cleansers strip away natural oils, causing your skin to overcompensate by producing even more oil.
Once or twice a week is plenty. Overdoing it can dry out your skin and lead to rebound oiliness.
Our products combine plant actives with proven ingredients like salicylic acid. We offer custom recommendations through our AI Skin Analyser for best results.
Some sunscreens can clog pores, but gel-based, oil-free formulas protect your skin without causing breakouts.
Absolutely. Retinoids help prevent clogged pores and can reduce breakouts. Start slow to avoid irritation.
Our AI Skin Analyser scans your face and suggests Bionatural® Actives matched to your skin’s oil, pores, and breakout patterns.
Applying a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer actually helps balance oil production and keeps skin healthy.