Skin type describes the natural physiological behavior of the skin and determines how it responds to skincare products.
This collection organizes formulations according to the four primary skin types:
Oily skin – formulations designed to help regulate sebum and maintain pore clarity
Dry skin – lipid-supporting care to reduce moisture loss and reinforce the skin barrier
Combination skin – balanced formulations addressing both oil-prone and dehydrated areas
Normal skin – maintenance care designed to preserve skin equilibrium
Identifying skin type is the first step toward building a consistent and effective skincare routine.
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Normal Skin
It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry.
The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.
Moisture Seeker
Dry Skin
This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly.
It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age. It can become itchy or irritated.
Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.
Oil control is a must
Oily Skin
Pair text with an image to focus on your chosen product, Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily.
That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back.
Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.collection, or blog post. Add details on availability, style, or even provide a review.
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Combination Skin
Combines any two or all three skin types — oily, dry and normal.
Oily skin areas — T zone, (forehead, nose and chin).
Dry skin areas — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears.
Normal skin areas — usually cheeks.
Combination skin is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.
