What are the Different Skin Types?
Normal skin has a clean and clear complexion. This is the skin type that is what people see as the “ideal”. It has normal sebum production, has a smooth and plump appearance and medium to fine pores. It will usually have an even skin tone. Oily skin may have a shiny appearance. That’s due to the excess sebum production. (Sebum=oil) People with oily skin are prone to breakouts. Their skin may have a thicker appearance, and their pores will be larger around your nose and cheeks. Oily skin is also sometimes called combination skin, if the oily sections are focused only on the T-Zone of the forehead and nose region. Oily skin can sometimes have a sallow appearance. Dry skin has a tendency to have a thin appearance. It may feel tight, or look flaky. People with dry skin can be prone to sensitivity. While you are not prone to breakouts, your pores will be fine and small. Many people confuse dry skin with dehydrated skin. Dry skin lacks sebum (oil), while dehydrated skin lacks water. Dehydrat
