GINGER LILY Oil Control Face Gel-Cream

Experience the ultimate hydration and oil control for your skin – your go-to solution for oily + sensitive skin!

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Why is it special?

  • Delivers all-in-one hydration and oil control, specially designed to tackle oily skin and reduce shine.
  • Its lightweight formula absorbs quickly without leaving residue, providing a fresh, clear complexion.
  • Infused with African Ginger, Zinc, and Hyaluronic Acid, it regulates sebum production, promotes clarity, and strengthens the skin barrier for balanced, healthy-looking skin.

Consumer study results

91%
Experienced hydration and less oily skin.
93%
Experienced visibly smoother and clearer skin.
91%
Experienced less redness and irritation.
93%
Experienced fewer breakouts than usual.
Based on a consumer perception study of 50 people, ages 18-64 completing 12 applications over 28 days
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Frequently asked questions

GINGER LILY Oil Control FAQ

How do you know if you have Oily Skin?

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T-zone Oily Skin

What is the best face cream for Oily + Sensitive (and blemish-prone) Skin?

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You guessed it... GINGER LILY Oil Control Face Gel-Cream!

  • Tested by a dermatologist as safe for sensitive skin. Say goodbye to oily, blemish-prone, and sensitive skin. You will never look back, pinky promise.
    Is my skin purging or breaking out from a new product? +
    1. What is skin purging? +
    Skin purging is a temporary breakout triggered by active ingredients that speed up skin cell turnover (e.g., retinoids, exfoliating acids, Vitamin C). This process brings clogged pores to the surface faster before the skin clears.
    2. Purging vs. Breakouts +
    Purging: Occurs in usual breakout areas, consists of small uniform pimples, and lasts 4–6 weeks.
    Breakout/Reaction: Appears in new areas, lasts beyond 6 weeks, and may include painful cysts, irritation, or rashes.
    Sting Chart
    3. What causes skin purging? +
    Ingredients that accelerate cell turnover include:
    Retinoids (RetinAL, Retinol, Tretinoin)
    Exfoliating Acids (AHAs like Glycolic Acid, BHAs like Salicylic Acid)
    Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid)
    Benzoyl Peroxide, Azelaic Acid, Enzymes
    4. What causes breakouts? +
    • Hormonal fluctuations: (e.g., menstruation, pregnancy)
    • Stress & diet: (dairy, high-glycaemic foods)
    • Clogged pores: (heavy products, comedogenic ingredients)
    • Bacteria & environmental factors: (humidity, pollution)
    5. Should you stop using a product if you’re purging? +
    No—purging means the product is working! Stay consistent but avoid adding new actives to prevent irritation.
    Skin Cycling
    6. How to minimise purging +
    • Introduce actives gradually: start once a week (evening), then increase to 2–3 times per week if no irritation after two weeks.
    • Use gentle, hydrating skincare alongside actives.
    • Avoid over-exfoliation and harsh scrubs.
    • Stay consistent—purging is temporary!
    Skin Cycling
    7. Can non-active ingredients cause purging? +
    No—only cell-turnover ingredients trigger purging. If a product without actives is causing breakouts, it’s likely irritation or clogged pores.
    8. What if it’s a breakout, not purging? +
    • Stop using the product and observe changes.
    • Check for comedogenic ingredients.
    • Patch test before full use.

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