Skin Types
FIND YOUR Skin Type:
COMBINATION SKIN
Characteristics: Oily T-zone, enlarged pores, combination of skin types
Skin Structure & Pores: Can be oily in the T-zone, not in other areas, varying pore sizes
Complexion: Uneven, shiny, inconsistent
OILY SKIN
Characteristics: Excessive sebum production, enlarged pores, prone to blemishes
Skin Structure & Pores: Often greasy, visibly enlarged pores, especially in the T-zone
Complexion: Shiny, oily, heavy
NORMAL SKIN
Characteristics: Balanced moisture level
Skin Structure & Pores: Smooth skin texture, fine pores
Complexion: Balanced, smooth, radiant
DRY SKIN
Characteristics: Feeling of dryness, lack of natural oil production, sensitivity to external factors
Skin Structure & Pores: Thin and sensitive skin, barely visible, fine pores
Complexion: Matte, flaky, rough
How is the Skin Structured?
Your skin consists of three main layers and many sub-layers. These include the epidermis (outer layer), the dermis (middle layer), and the subcutis (inner layer). All are closely connected and work together to perform everything your largest organ is capable of.
To help you understand better, we present the individual layers simplified in a cross-section of the skin:
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SKIN REDNESS
A damaged skin barrier and oversensitive nerve fibers make the facial skin more prone to irritation and increase its sensitivity. While many symptoms of sensitive skin are not visible, some individuals may experience redness in the appearance of their skin. Reddened skin is a condition where the skin shows unusual redness, which can be caused by various factors. This redness can affect different parts of...