More severe cases when exposed to a lot of dust outside can cause acne. So how to beautify the skin properly with this skin? Weekly exfoliation This is one of the most effective skin beauty treatments for oily skin. Excess sebum produces more dead skin cells on the surface of the skin, which causes bad effects such as acne, whiteheads and blackheads and even darkening of the skin. Because of these things, you should pay attention to exfoliating on a weekly basis in the skin care process. And remember to be gentle with your skin do not be too harsh in the process of exfoliating. Wash your face every day One of the effective ways to control oily skin is to keep it clean and cool. Wash your face two to three times a day to remove dirt and toxins from the external environment that stick to your face causing acne and pore problems. You can also use a gel or foam cleanser. However, these cleansers will make your skin lose its natural moisture, leading to the sebaceous glands secreting more oil. You can overcome this situation by looking for cleansers that contain ingredients such as turmeric, honey, and tea tree oil. Mask weekly You can combine exfoliating at the beginning with a weekly mask treatment. Doing this weekly is also very effective for our oily skin. It is best to look for masks with ingredients that are white clay, sandalwood essential oil, kaolin powder and clay masks that are great for oily skin types because they absorb excess sebum very effectively. . Moisturizing You may be a bit surprised but actually oily skin also needs moisturizing and replenishment. Restricting the skin’s moisture only makes the sebaceous glands work harder and produce more sebum. Therefore, we should choose moisturizers that are oil-free, do not clog pores and are water-based. Use sunscreen regularly if you go out often Choose sunscreen gels or those for oily skin, these sunscreens will not make your skin look shiny and effectively protect your skin from the harmful effects of light. Sun. Stay away from junk food, fast food, and foods that contain a lot of sugar, drink lots of water to help replenish the skin’s necessary moisture, effectively excrete toxins, eat lots of fruits and vegetables daily tubers to your menu. With five skin beauty treatments for oily skin as above, your skin is significantly less oily and firmer. Do not hesitate and share this beauty secret with your friends.

Deadvlei is a white clay basin located near Sossusvlei, inside Namib-Naukluft Park in Namibia. It is also written as DeadVlei or Dead Vlei, the name meaning “dead swamp” (from the English word dead, and Afrikaans vlei, a lake or swamp in a valley between the dunes). (Photo: Worldkings) This is a white clay basin located near the famous sand dunes Sossusvlei. In this area are scattered hundreds of dead acacia trees – trees that once thrived when the Tsauchab River flooded the land. About 900 years ago, the river began to change direction, causing Deadvlei to gradually become arid. Over the years, the dead trees were dyed black by the sun like bare bones on the sand. However, they do not disappear over time, instead decomposing, the bare branches stuck for hundreds of years in the middle of the white clay swamps turned black in the heat of the desert. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) When the sun rose from the sand dunes, winding like a silk in the distance, the corpses of the trees in Deadvlei still stood for hundreds of years and were stunningly beautiful. At the foot are the hard white mud strips of rock, above the blue sky and around are the sand dunes transforming in the magical bright sunlight. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) At the edge of Deadvlei, visitors can climb the “Big Daddy” also known as the “Crazy Dune” known as the tallest sand dune in the world. To climb to the top of the dune can take about 1.5 to 2 hours. But the hard work will be rewarded with a beautiful view that is reduced to eye level. (Photo: Worldkings) This is one of the places for visitors to see the clearest sky on the planet. Red sand dunes, blue sky make the scene of dead swamp appear more fanciful, in resonance with the morning mist, salsola shrubs and nara melons can still exist, giving life to the barren forest, making the scenery here so unique that visitors cannot see these strange things anywhere else in the world. (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) The best time to visit is early morning and late afternoon. This is not only the best time of day to take photos, but also avoids the harsh noonday sun. If you want to visit at sunrise, you should arrive at the gate early before opening time, between 6am and 6:45am. If you come in the afternoon, you need to note that the closing time is from 5:15 to 6:15 pm. (Photo: Travel News Namibia) (Photo: Deviating The Norm) (Photo: Deviating The Norm)