Choose your Skin type

Oily

Dry

Combination

If you find your face shining brighter than a freshly waxed car by midday, you’re in the oily club. It’s not just about the shine; it’s about pores that might be more visible and frequent breakouts.

Remember, this isn’t a license to over-cleanse. Overwashing can strip your skin, making it produce even more oil.

The mantra for you is balance. Seek out oil-free or mattifying products, and consider using clay masks weekly to help control excess sebum

Imagine the Sahara Desert. If that’s how your face feels – tight, parched, with occasional flaking – you’ve got dry skin.

Your priority is hydration and protection.

The environment, from air conditioning to cold weather, can be harsh on dry skin. Layering hydrating serums under thick moisturizers can be your saving grace. And remember, hot showers, though comforting, can be your skin’s worst enemy.

A bit of Sahara and a bit of shine? That’s the hallmark of combination skin.

It’s like having the challenges of both dry and oily skin, often with an oily T-zone (that’s your forehead, nose, and chin) and drier cheeks.

Your challenge is managing this balance. Targeted treatments can be effective, such as lightweight gels for the oily parts and richer creams for the dry areas.