Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Normal Skin Concerns
This is the most balanced skin and also the rarest one. Not many women have this kind of skin. What it means is no oily spots or dry patches. Normal skins don't break out or have pimples. The skin is of normal texture.
Combination Skin Concerns
This usually means either a dry face with oily T-zone or oily face with dry T-zone. The T-zone is the area across your forehead and down your nose which forms the letter T.
This is the most common skintype. Use combination skin products or you can use two different creams, a richer one on the dry patches and a lighter cream on oily spots.
This is the most common skintype. Use combination skin products or you can use two different creams, a richer one on the dry patches and a lighter cream on oily spots.
Dry Skin Concerns
Dry patches/flakes all over your face but especially on forehead and nose. Your face feels tight and stretched, you feel your face "pulling".
Drink more than the recommended 8 glasses of water per day. Water intake will hydrate your face and help keep dryness under control. Also, be generous with deeply nourishing masks, these must become part of your weekly routine.
Drink more than the recommended 8 glasses of water per day. Water intake will hydrate your face and help keep dryness under control. Also, be generous with deeply nourishing masks, these must become part of your weekly routine.
Oily Skin Concerns
Greasy, oily shine all over your face. Excessive oil production causes pores to clog leading to blackheads, pimples (if prone) and break outs. Try reducing greasy foods and switching to healthier options such as salad, protein and fruit. If your skin breaks out frequently, you should really consult a dermatologist and make sure any makeup product is water- based (try mineral makeups).
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