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I'm new, just about two weeks into this. I've been making salads with veggies, homemade dressing (olive oil) and adding chicken (breast or thigh) that I've cooked in either a bit of butter or coconut oil. After a meal like this, my face feels greasy. Anyone else experience this?

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Try wiping your face with a napkin or paper towel. They're not paleo but I think you'll be ok. – Jay Mar 5 2012 at 15:00
Wonderful question. – sinn10304 Mar 5 2012 at 17:40

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Hmm, well I'm always the one cooking, so yes! You think it Could actually be fat on my skin then?!

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Absolutely. Chances are it's grease from the pan either coming up or aerosolising and falling down. My kitchen is badly designed and doesn't have any ventilation. If I'm cooking on the stove, I have to shower afterwards, less I want to smell like grease all day.

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I'm upvoting all of these answers so that they stay in order when sorted by votes. – air_hadoken Mar 5 2012 at 4:12
Yeah, I didn't know how much good kitchen ventilation makes a difference, in my new apartment at the end of a meal I feel like I'm coated, whereas at my old, roomier place I didn't notice a thing! – JeJ Mar 5 2012 at 4:45
This is likely the case then. My kitchen ventilation sucks too. We will test this theory tomorrow when I eat leftovers and don't cook tomorrow for lunch :) – Jp2gen Mar 5 2012 at 4:50
My face feels better now that I've washed it. – Jp2gen Mar 5 2012 at 4:57
Ok, it's morning now and I just ate the leftovers from last night and my face feels instantly greasy again. Broccoli salad with bacon and dressing made of olive oil and vinegar. You know how people who stop using shampoo have greasier hair for a while as their hair adjusts to the new routine? Maybe this could be something like that? – Jp2gen Mar 5 2012 at 14:10
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This may seem like a dumb question, but does this occur more aften when you've just finished cooking?

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