This is characterised by excess sebum production, resulting in a shiny complexion, enlarged pores, and susceptibility to both oiliness and dryness in different areas. To address oily skin, it is best to use products containing ingredients that regulate oil production. These products should be gentle, non-drying, and possess purifying and clarifying properties.

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This occurs when sebaceous glands are not producing enough oil, affecting the skin's ability to retain water and compromising its barrier function. This can lead to a dull, flaky appearance, causing the skin to feel tight, rough, and sensitive due to a shortage of natural oils. To restore the skin barrier function and vitality, lipid-rich formulations are needed for this type of skin.

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This skin type is typically perceived as normal and balanced, but it tends to become drier as we age. Because it doesn’t show any signs of concern, people with this skin type tend to not form a good skincare habit. As dryness sets in, lines and wrinkles may become visible. It's advisable to incorporate a skincare regime early on to prevent premature skin ageing.

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