The BER months are almost here! Gosh, Christmas time is here! I know, I'm exaggerating, but I can't wait for the holidays! :D
Speaking of the holidays, I am once again embarking on a strict workout and diet phase to make me less guilty when I pig out on the holidays. Will update everyone on this soon. Workout is called Zombie Apocalypse workout, btw. ;)
Our FMF for the last Friday of August is from Bel:
Hi Martha!
I have oily to combo skin. What's the best night cream you can recommend? Thank you and more power! I love reading your blogs!
Bel
Hey Bel!
Thank you for being a fan. :)
With your question, I remember a friend who has very oily skin who told me that those who have the same skin type as hers should not use night cream anymore and let the oil suffice in keeping the skin hydrated while sleeping. That may be okay if you don't really care so much about skincare and stuff, but I personally believe that regardless of the skin type, you should use night cream as this product will: 1.) Help stall oil production for a grease- free morning. 2.) Healthier, properly moisturized and hydrated skin. 3.) Prevent carry over of excessive sebum production to the rest of the day.
So yes, night cream can be worn by those with oily skin types too and these are my tried and tested creams that keep my skin hydrated at night yet without making it slick.
1. Olay Regenerist Microsculpting Cream
- Olay has always produced great moisturizers and Regenerist is a new discovery and fave of mine. This rich yet grease- free moisturizer leaves the skin with the right amount of moisture to keep it soft and protected, plus I noticed that my skin looked firmer with this one.
2. Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Moisturizing Lotion (Not in photo)
- This famous Japanese brand of moisturizer is very light yet hydrates skin really well. It's very ideal for excessively oily skin and during summer.
3. Tony Moly Naturalth Goat Milk Cream
- This yummy moisturizer is emollient and great for the cold weather. It's made with natural Goat's Milk that nourishes skin from the outside in.
- I love using this product whenever I just popped a pimple or have undergone a facial procedure because it has Antalglicine that yields analgesic effects. It is infused with Hyaluronic Acid as well, a known moisture attracting and maintaining ingredient.
5. Origins Make A Difference Plus+ Regenerating Treatment
- This lightweight, gel moisturizer is surprisingly very moisturizing and it has a relaxing lavender scent, perfect for a good night's sleep.
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27 Comments
i am combination of normal and dry skin (normal part: cheeks downward, dry part: t-zone) i can share this to my younger sister who have oily skin, and i think i can suggest Tony Moly Naturalth Goat Milk Cream to her.
ReplyDeleteim currently using nivea creme ms m =) and planning to get St. Ives Timeless Skin Collagen Elastin Facial Moisturizer (they said it was great dupe for Philosophy Miracle in a jar moisturizer!)
Wow! Interested with the one from St. Ives. Sadly, I think my local watsons and drugstores don't carry this product any longer. If they do, it's only the apricot scrub or the mud masque. :p
DeleteOkay, you're one of the many local beauty bloggers who just included Olay moisturizers as part of their best moisturizers list. Thank you for convincing me and giving me an idea on what to give my mom for Christmas! (I didn't notice that the BER months are just a few days away!)
ReplyDeleteI hope you can also make a blog post soon on gift-worthy beauty products, maybe arranged by age or by skin type. That would be most helpful! I always love lists and I hope you can have more soon!
Awesome idea! Will look into that. Thanks for giving me an idea. :)
DeleteHi Martha! I have oily skin as well. My favorite is the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel. I may need to upgrade though because I'm getting older! Your picks sound interesting!
ReplyDeleteNeutrogena is a good brand. I'm using Olay Aquaction, which I believe is a counterpart of that one from Neutrogena. :)
DeleteThanks for this post! An oily-skinned gal myself, I used to think that I am supposed to skip night cream after toner. A big No! I am currently looking for moisturizers/night creams that will not make me look like an oil slick pan in the morning. Right now, I end up my night regimen with Estee Lauder serum because my then Olay moisturizer (the other kind) made my face really greasy when I wake up. I will definitely try the Olay regenerist cream and see if it will work well with my serum.
ReplyDeleteThis one, Regenerist, doesn't make my face oily in any way despite the thick texture. :)
DeleteHello Martha! I don't apply night cream but I use Celeteque Dermoscience Hydration facial moisturizer as my day and night moisturizer. It's non-greasy, lightweight, and water-based so it's good for oily skin. Not to mention it's affordable, too! Thank you for sharing these products. I especially like Hada Labo Moisturizing Lotion, Bioderma Cicabio Repairing Cream, and Tony Moly Naturalth Goat Milk Cream. :) ~ Starr
ReplyDeleteCeleteque is a good brand. I've tried it myself and Hydration is my fave line in particular. :)
DeleteI love ponds gold radiance and olay total effects before.Now, I'm eyeing to buy this weekend the L'oreal revitalift laser:) Gotta try this Olay regenerist next:) Great list by the way. Hope you recommend day cream for oily skin too:)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your picks! :)
DeleteOoooh! I am so lookingforward to your Zombie Apocalypse workout! How time flies so fast. I also love Christmas time. Ahhh.
ReplyDeleteI agree! Regardless of skin type, everyone needs to use moisturizer. I happen to like emulsions because they're lightweight yet they give enough moisture for my oily skin. My favorite is the Age Defense emulsion from Etude House. I like moisturizers that are not in jar packaging. Much more hygienic. Thanks for this post!
Haha. I'm looking forward to that workout too! :D
DeleteYeah, emulsions are perfect not only for your skin type, but for this weather too. Thanks for sharing your pick. :)
Important thing: Sebum is not equal to moisture. Just like oil and water :D
ReplyDeleteI recommend Etude House Skin Malgem emulsion as a night cream, it might not be heavy enough for very dry skinned people but it is awesome! Also hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic
Right on! :)
DeleteMy fave from Etude House is the Super Collagen Moistfull Line. That line did wonders to my skin. :)
Right on! :)
DeleteMy fave from Etude House is the Super Collagen Moistfull Line. That line did wonders to my skin. :)
I also have a combination type of skin and sadly, I have not tried any of the five that you've mentioned above :(
ReplyDeleteWhat I do use right now is Pond's Dewy Rose Gel which I use alternately with Myra-E. I loved Burt's Bees Night Radiance Crème though I still have to save up for another purchase =P
That moisturizer from Pond's feels so nice, not to mention it smells good. :)
DeleteI don't quite believe the whole "skin aging starts at 25" but the niggling feeling is enough to make me consider switching up to Olay. The Bioderma and Origins ones seem interesting though
ReplyDeleteThat actually depends. 25 is just the standard for most women; some age faster and some slower, and everything depends on the skin type and lifestyle. :)
DeleteBioderma ftw! Origins is a good contender though. It's a gel cream that's super moisturizing. :)
Sorry, but I am more interested with the Zombie Apocalypse workout , haha! I have a goat's milk moisturizer but it's from HBC. Maybe i'll try Tony Moly's Goat Milk Cream after this one.
ReplyDeleteWill write about it soon. #SoHelpMeGod :D
DeleteI'm using Pond's dewy rose gel night cream too and it works great for my combi skin. I'm so curious about that Tony Moly goat milk. I'm a sucker for anything with milk. :)
ReplyDeleteSame! This goat milk night cream by TM smells really nice! :D
DeleteI want to try Hada Labo Lotion, where can I buy one? is it available here? :O
ReplyDeleteHi there and welcome to my blog. I got mine in Japan; unfortunately, it is not available here. You can try your luck by searching online shops. Try Digital Traincase :)
DeleteLet me know what you think of this post! :)