Reveal your skin’s true identity

1) How does your skin feel a few hours after washing it?  

a. Tight and dry  

b. Comfortable, neither dry nor oily  

c. Oily or shiny  

2) How does your skin typically react to new skincare products?  

a. It often feels irritated or becomes red and itchy  

b. It sometimes reacts but usually settles down  

c. It rarely reacts and looks healthy  

3) How does your skin look midday?  

a. Flaky or dull  

b. Generally fine, maybe a bit shiny in the T-zone (Forehead, nose and chin) 

c. Quite oily, especially in the T-zone 

4) How does your skin react to the sun?  

a. It burns easily and rarely tans  

b. It sometimes burns but can tan  

c. It tans easily and rarely burns  

5) How often do you experience breakouts or blemishes?  

a. Rarely or never  

b. Occasionally  

c. Frequently  

• Your skin is likely dry. According to the Mayo Clinic, dry skin often responds well to lifestyle measures, such as using moisturizers and avoiding long, hot showers and baths. 

• Tip: Embrace rich moisturizers and hydrating serums to keep your skin feeling soft and smooth 

   

• Your skin type is likely a combination. Use products designed for combination skin and focus on balancing oil production.  

• Tip: Use a gentle cleanser and products that balance oil production. Light moisturizers and targeted treatments can help maintain harmony  

   

• Your skin type is likely oily: Look for oil-free and mattifying products to manage excess oil  

• Tip: Use oil-free products and mattifying moisturizers to control shine and prevent breakouts, helping your skin look its best.  

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