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What's a good daily routine for an oily t-zone?

Which cleansers, moisturizers, scrubs, etc should I use for my oily t-zone? Which has a good amount of pimples on the forehead, hairline, around the eyebrows, and on the nose.

In the morning I would use St. Ives Apricot Scrub then put some Clean & Clear Morning Burst in SPF15. At night I would put on some Neutrogena Power Cream Wash and moisturize with Clean & Clear Dual Action Moisturizer.

Other products I own these products but don't use them because I don't know where to fit it into my routine:
Sea Breeze Astringent for Senstive Skin, Eskinol Lemon Cleanser, Neutrogena Triple Action Toner, Stridex Sensitive w/Aloe, Tea Tree Oil, and Neutrogena On The Spot Acne Treatmeant (2% benzoyl peroxide) <--- this made my pimples enflamed

I was thinking this products are too harsh for my skin?
I was considering buy Cetaphil for my combination skin?
I think my skin is sensitive?
I did ask my dermatologist but I forgot to tell her my sebum is my problem and I won't see her until November or something. :P
Other than that I do everything right, I pull my hair back so it won't make my face oily, I sleep in clean bedsheets, I don't stand out in the sun too often, the rest of my body is pimple-less and so are my dry parts of my face. My diet is vegetarian but I don't eat lots of greens, I take my vitamins though, I drink a moderate amount of water, I'd dirnk more but we keep running out of bottles.

Any help? Sorry for the long question/explination. ^^;