Guide To Identifying Your Skin Type

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Growing up, it becomes really important to know about our skin types so that we can accordingly select skin care products and follow the regimen

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There are different skin types: Dry, oily, combination, normal, acne-prone and sensitive

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Pat your T-zone with a tissue after washing your face. If there's formation of oil on it you might have an oily or a combination skin

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Try to feel your skin, if it feels tighter then your skin type is dry. However, if it feels greasy, then your skin type is oily or combination

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Look in the mirror closely, if you see formation of flaky patches it means you have sensitive skin, and if it's all shiny, it means you have oily skin

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If you can clearly see pores in a mirror, your skin type is oily and in case if your pores are not at all visible then you have dry skin

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Upon applying pressure if your skin wrinkles, then you have either dry or combination. If it feels smooth then it is oily

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If any of the home examination doesn't work for you, seeking a dermatologist's help is always an easy option

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Guide To Identifying Your Skin Type

Growing up, it becomes really important to know about our skin types so that we can accordingly select skin care products and follow the regimen

Know Your Skin Type

There are different skin types: Dry, oily, combination, normal, acne-prone and sensitive

Different Skin Types

Pat your T-zone with a tissue after washing your face. If there's formation of oil on it you might have an oily or a combination skin

Use A Tissue

Try to feel your skin, if it feels tighter then your skin type is dry. However, if it feels greasy, then your skin type is oily or combination

Feel The Skin

Look in the mirror closely, if you see formation of flaky patches it means you have sensitive skin, and if it's all shiny, it means you have oily skin

Mirror Test

If you can clearly see pores in a mirror, your skin type is oily and in case if your pores are not at all visible then you have dry skin

Check Pore Size

Upon applying pressure if your skin wrinkles, then you have either dry or combination. If it feels smooth then it is oily

Pinch Your Skin

If any of the home examination doesn't work for you, seeking a dermatologist's help is always an easy option

See A Dermatologist

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