No, your Skin is not glowing, it is oily.

Typically the skin produces sebum, the skin's natural oil. It's perfectly healthy and normal for the skin to have some shine or oil but when it's in excess it leads to oily skin. So, if your face gets extremely oily or shiny by noon, it means that you may be experiencing over production of oil which may cause clogged pores, and a tendency to develop acne. Oily skin can appear greasy and congested. Adjusting your skin care routine a bit can help prevent shiny skin.
Glowing skin, on the other hand, refers to skin that looks healthy, radiant, and well-hydrated, without excess oil. It's skin that has a glow, a natural radiance and even tone, without hyperpigmentation or blemishes. A proper skincare routine can help manage oily skin and enhance its natural glow.
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