different skin types

1. Normal skin:

   • Balanced
   • No redness
   • Normal pore size

2. Combination skin:

   • Shiny, oily T-zone (forehead, nose, chin area)
   • Rest of area normal
   • Enlarged pores in the T-zone

3. Oily skin:

   • Complete face is oily and shiny
   • Enlarged pores throughout the face

4. Dry skin:

   • Excited
   • Possibly itching
   • Scaly
   • Flushed
   • Possibly small facial wrinkles

Dry skin can be further divided into two subcategories:

• Dry, oily skin:

  • Requires more “fat”
  • Tends to be flaky

• Dry, dehydrated skin:

  • Requires more moisture
  • Often shown by small facial wrinkles

The skin types mentioned above represent the basic conditions of the skin, which are genetically determined and relatively constant over long periods of time. However, the skin can temporarily change its condition due to various factors, such as environmental influences, products, seasons and other influences.

This means that even those with a "normal" skin type can experience temporary dry skin, especially during the dry winter months. It is important to note that skin care needs may vary depending on the current skin condition.

It is therefore advisable to pay attention to your skin's needs and adapt your skin care accordingly.