1. oily
2. combination (normal)
3. sensitive
4. dry
5. sun-damaged.
1. Oily Skin:
Oily skin is shiny looking skin, especially in the t-zone (from the forehead, down the nose to the chin). Oily skin can have enlarged pores, and may be prone to blackheads and breakouts due to the faces oil-producing gland.
Postivie thing about oily skin is it ages better than dry skin because the oils keep the skin plump allowing fewer wrinkles to form.
To take care of oily skin, wash with a cleanser formulated for oily skin before you go to bed and use oil-free moisturizers.
On the makeup side like blush and bronzers, powdered blends work better than liquid ones and look for oil-free options for tinted moisturizers or foundations.
2. Combination skin:
Combination skin is when one part of your face is dry (usually the majority of your face) while the T-zone which is your forehead and down your nose, including your chin is oily.
Two different moisturizers should be used for different parts of the face.
3. Dry Skin:
Dry skin feels tight, especially after cleansing. It is easier to get fine wrinkles, flaking and red patches.
In dry skin, skin may appear ashy or dull from dead skin buildup.
Dry skin requires special care. Heavy cleansers and moisturizers should be used.
4. Sensitive Skin:
Sensitive skin tends to be thin, and delicate with fine pores. You can also know you have sensitive skin if you are easily irritated by the sun, certain cosmetic products and if you are prone to redness, itchy patches or blotchy skin.
Finding the right cleansers and moisturizers for your skin type can be tricky. Get products that are for sensitive skin. Look for mild products that contain no scents.
5. Aging or Sun-damaged Skin:
This skin type also feels tight with visible wrinkles, slack skin tone especially around the cheeks and jawline with leathery texture and broken capillaries.
To care for aging skin, you should consider using moisturizers and heavy creams to plump up your fine wrinkles.
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