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about Oil control & pores.

Oily skin rarely needs stronger products; it needs lighter ones that keep pores clear and shine down without stripping. It starts at the sink. The Anua Heartleaf Pore Control Cleansing Oil melts makeup and sebum in the first cleanse and, with regular use, leaves skin less oily.

After cleansing, the innisfree Volcanic PHA Pore Refining Toner gently exfoliates and soaks up excess oil for a matte look. For pore care on repeat, medicube's Zero Pore pads and SKIN1004's Poremizing toner help pores look clearer, and beplain's Mung Bean clay mask makes an easy weekly reset. Finish with a gel cream and a matte sunscreen, and restock the lot at KBeauty Shop when the cleanser runs low.

questions, answered.

Can skincare make my pores smaller?

Pore size is set by your genes, but pores that stay clear and less shiny look smaller in the mirror. An exfoliating toner such as the SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Poremizing Clear Toner keeps them clear, and a niacinamide serum like the NeoGen Dermalogy Real Niacinamide 15% Serum helps with oil and the look of pores.

Which moisturizer suits oily skin?

Something light that you will wear morning and night, all year. The SKIN1004 Poremizing Light Gel Cream refreshes and hydrates, the Isntree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion balances oil and moisture with a fresh finish, and the AXIS-Y LHA Peel & Fill Pore Balancing Cream also refines pores and texture.

Should oily skin use a cleansing oil?

Yes. Oil dissolves oil, so a cleansing oil lifts sebum, sunscreen and makeup that a foam alone leaves behind, then rinses away milky. The Anua Heartleaf Pore Control Cleansing Oil and the medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Deep Cleansing Oil both go after sebum and clogged-looking pores; follow either with a gentle foam.