Skin types · 6 types
Every skin speaksits own language.
Your skin type depends on how much sebum you produce, how well your skin holds water and how easily your barrier reacts. Knowing your type is half of your routine.
Skin typeNormal skinNormal skin neither feels tight nor gets shiny by midday. Find out how to identify your skin type with the blotting paper test, and which simple skincare routine is enough to keep this balance for years.
Skin typeDry skinIf your face feels tight after washing, gets flaky and dries out even more in winter, you're not alone. Here we explain, step by step, what causes dry skin, what to do about it and which moisturizer actually works.
Skin typeOily skinIs your face shiny by noon, are your pores visible, and do you break out (acne) often? Learn what causes oily skin and how to care for it: the goal isn't to dry it out, but to balance the oil.
Skin typeCombination skinAre your forehead and nose shiny while your cheeks feel tight? Combination skin is one of the most common types. Here's how to tell if you have it and how to build a routine that balances both zones at the same time.
Skin typeSensitive skinDoes your face sting with a new cream, turn red in the cold and burn at the slightest thing? Learn how to tell if you have sensitive skin and how to calm redness; more often than not, fewer but the right products make the biggest difference.
Skin typeMature skinAfter your 40s and with menopause, is your skin getting thinner and drier and losing firmness? Learn how to care for mature skin: with the right ingredients, supporting hydration, firmness and radiance is possible at any age.