Therefore, before choosing a beauty product , be it cosmetics or makeup , you must take into account what your skin is like.
In case you have doubts, we review the different skin types .
normal skin
Balanced skin , neither oily nor dry nor prone to blemishes. It looks good, is hydrated and luminous, with an even tone and small pores.
It is rare among adults, but is more common among children. Also in people who take care of themselves and have a good diet and good beauty care (... and a good genetic heritage, of course...).
Dry Skin
Dry skin is skin with a lack of hydration or that does not retain it easily.
They have less fat than normal skins and, therefore, are more unprotected against external aggressions. This causes its appearance to be somewhat duller and matte.
They do not usually have blemishes or pimples, but they are sensitive to certain facial care products, such as some cleansers or soaps with alcohol, which dry out the skin more.
Oily skin
Oily skin, as its own adjective indicates, has an excess of fat , especially in the so-called "T-zone". They tend to be thicker and have dilated pores . They can be prone to acne and blemishes due to the increased secretion of sebum and clogging of the pores (blackheads), which causes their appearance to be duller. Contrary to what you might think, oily skin also dehydrates, which is why they cannot do without oil-free moisturizers.
Mixed skin
Combination skin would be a hybrid between oily and normal skin. It is prone to shine in the T zone (chin, nose and forehead), on the other hand, the rest of the face can even dry out.
Sensitive skin
Type of skin that is easily irritated or dry , that reacts to certain cosmetic components or external agents with the appearance of redness, dryness, pimples,... Due to this degree of reaction, it is advisable to test the products in different areas (such as the arm) beforehand. to check whether or not it is suitable for the skin.
