When you have oily skin, it might seem counterintuitive to slather on a face moisturizer. But dermatologists say it's an important step in everyone's skincare routine. Forgoing it only leads to dehydration, which skin combats by producing even more oil, says Dr. Candace Spann, a board-certified dermatologist in Las Vegas.

Instead, just cherry pick the right products. "Avoid highly emollient ingredients, like shea butter, which is typically too heavy. Instead look for moisturizers with essential fatty acids such as jojoba oil and evening primrose oil, which are highly beneficial for acne-prone skin. Ingredients like niacinamide can also help reduce redness, diminish breakouts, and improve the skin's barrier function," explains Spann.