Your oily skin routine

Oily skin simply means your sebaceous glands are more active, producing extra sebum on the surface. While this natural oil helps protect the skin, too much of it can mix with dead cells and clog pores, leading to breakouts and shine. The key is not stripping the skin, but supporting it with light, balancing care that keeps it clear and comfortable.
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Oily skin routine

How to use your products for best results.

Step 1: Cleanse

Cleanse your face with our Tallow & Charcoal Cleansing Balm that will provide cleansing, but without drying out your skin.

Step 2: Moisturise

Use Tallow & Black Seed Oil Clarifying Cream as a light moisturiser to nourish your skin safely.

Step 3: Whole body

Nourish your body with our Tallow Body Cream and its light structure for a whole body tallow experience.

Oily skin FAQs

How should I care for oily skin without making it worse?

Oily skin often produces more sebum than it needs, but stripping it harshly usually pushes the skin to create even more. The best approach is to keep things balanced — gentle cleansing to remove buildup, then light hydration that tells your skin it has enough.

Where does the Clarifying Cream fit in my routine?

Think of it as your everyday moisturizer. It’s lightweight enough for oily skin, yet still nourishing, with black seed oil to help the skin feel more balanced. It doesn’t block the pores but gives just enough support so the skin can settle into a healthier rhythm.

Will using an oil-based balm make me break out more?

It may feel counterintuitive, but properly formulated cleansing balms don’t clog pores — they melt away what’s already clogging them. When rinsed or wiped off, they leave the skin comfortable, not greasy. The Clarifying Cream layered afterward brings back just the right level of hydration.

How long before I notice a difference?

Everyone’s skin shifts at its own pace. Some people feel less shine right away, while for others the real change is gradual — clearer texture, calmer breakouts, and more even tone over the weeks. The key is consistency, not urgency.

Is this routine good for teenagers?

Yes, especially for those just starting to deal with breakouts. The simplicity of a balm cleanse and a light cream keeps things straightforward without overwhelming the skin with too many products.