Learn Your Skin Type.  

Get Beautiful Younger Looking Skin. 

Get expert advice on serious skin care. Incorporating a skin care regimen into your daily routine is so important to the health of your skin. And the first step to achieving better looking, more healthy skin is to choose a skin care regimen that addresses your skins type.

Why do we have different skin types? Our skin type is based on several factors such as; the oils in your skin, how much or how little your skin produces these oils, and others factors that play a role in your skin type are your diet, stress, and of course your genes all determine your skin type. Incorporating a daily skin care regimen is the best anti-aging skin care defense you can have to prevent and reverse the signs of aging.

Use the below guide to learn the three basic types of skin and to identify your skin type:

Different Skin Types:

1. Combination/Normal skin:

Combination/Normal skin is the most common skin type. It is referred to as combination because the skin has a combination of dry and oily areas. It can be quite frustrating in dealing with skin that is both dry and oily, but there are products that effectively address this issue. Usually it is the nose, chin, and forehead that are oily, while the other parts of the face are dry. And the dry areas are flaky and chapped. The good news is that once you identify your skin type as combination skin, and you create a product regimen that addresses this skin type, your skin can be brought back into balance. The key word is balance when addressing combination skin.

2. Oily Skin:

Oily skin looks shiny with large pores because the oil glands tend to produce an over-abundance of oil. Oily skin is prone to black heads and acne breakouts, and you might experience tightness of the skin. Under normal circumstances these oil glands play an important role in the moisturizing of the skin, and also protecting it from environmental stresses, but with an oily skin type you need a skin care regimen that specially addresses this problem.

3. Sensitive skin:

This skin type tends to be very thin and gets irritated easily with fine pores. It is prone to allergies, rashes and broken capillaries.