Oily Skin Routine Set
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About the Product
A complete seven-step routine for skin that's shiny by midday but tight right after washing. Strong cleansers pull off more than oil — they take the barrier with it, and skin comes back rough and red while the shine returns anyway. This set cleans without stripping, clears what's sitting inside pores, then puts back lightweight hydration so skin has less to compensate for. Seven full-size products, sequenced so each step builds on the last.
Who is This For?
Oily and combination skin — the kind that gets shiny across the T-zone by noon, shows visible pores around the nose and cheeks, and feels tight for an hour after cleansing. Especially helpful if rich creams feel heavy enough that you've been skipping moisturizer altogether. Every product here is lightweight, so nothing sits on the skin or adds weight under makeup.
What's Inside
| Cleanse, PM | Mung Bean Pore Grinding Cleansing Balm |
| Cleanse, AM & PM | Green Tea & Enzyme Milky Foaming Wash |
| Clear the way | Refresh ABC Daily Toner (AHA, BHA & Vitamin C) |
| Balance it | The Niacinamide 15 Serum |
| Hydrate, lightly | Madagascar Centella Poremizing Light Gel Cream |
| Protect, AM | Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum |
| Treat, weekly | Madagascar Centella Poremizing Quick Clay Stick Mask |
Why We Put These Seven Together
Most oily-skin shopping ends up in the same place: whatever promises to strip the most oil. It backfires. Skin that's been stripped comes back tight, red and rough, and by afternoon it's shiny again anyway.
We built this one around clearing and balancing instead. Whole mung bean powder in the balm loosens what's packed into pores; papain enzymes and Jeju green tea in the foaming wash dissolve the rest without the squeaky-clean feeling. The ABC toner follows with glycolic acid for the surface, betaine salicylate for inside the pore, and vitamin C for the tone left behind. Then 15% niacinamide, the ingredient that takes shine down while calming redness and refining how pores look — without the dryness that oil-control products usually bring.
The last three steps are the ones oily skin tends to skip. A gel cream rather than a rich one, because skin still needs water. SPF in a serum texture that doesn't add weight, which matters more when you're using acids daily. And a clay stick for the days your T-zone needs more, meant for where you're oiliest rather than your whole face.
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