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Table 1 Patient-reported effects of skin oil

From: Patient experiences with oily skin: The qualitative development of content for two new patient reported outcome questionnaires

 

Total Sample (N = 54)

US Sample (N = 28)

German Sample (N = 26)

Visual Perception % (n)

   

Surface Shine (glow or skin reflection)

96% (52)

100% (28)

92% (24)

Moist/Wet Appearance

18% (10)

25% (7)

12% (3)

Visual Consistency of Skin Surface

   

Pimples or Blackheads

72% (39)

78% (22)

65% (17)

Makeup runs

26% (14)

18% (5)

35% (9)

Pore Size

20% (11)

18% (5)

23% (6)

Tactile Perception % (n)

   

Oily or slimy or greasy

35% (19)

54% (15)

15% (4)

Stickiness or Tackiness

31% (17)

7% (2)

58% (15)

Moisture (Sweat or Clamminess)

26% (14)

18% (5)

35% (9)

Dryness, Roughness, Bumpiness

26% (14)

25% (7)

27% (7)

Slipperiness or Slickness

   

Due to Oiliness

61% (33)

32% (9)

92% (24)

Due to Wetness or Sweat

30% (16)

-

62% (16)

Depending on Temperature

30% (16)

-

62% (16)

Sensory Perception (Sensory Feeling) % (n)

   

Unclean Sensation (dirtiness, griminess)

68% (37)

64% (18)

73% (19)

Heaviness (Heavy feeling)

48% (26)

61% (17)

35% (9)

Discomfort

42% (23)

25% (7)

62% (16)

Itching

35% (19)

21% (6)

50% (13)

Oily/Greasy Sensation

35% (19)

43% (12)

27% (7)

Skin Surface Temperature (Hot)

35% (19)

18% (5)

54% (14)

Skin Surface Temperature (Warm)

24% (13)

21% (6)

27% (7)

Clogged Pores

20% (11)

11% (3)

31% (8)

Feeling of Additional Layer

18% (10)

7% (2)

31% (8)

Sweating/Skin Moisture

17% (9)

14% (4)

19% (5)