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SKIN TYPES
You have definitely heard of normal, oily, dry, sensitive or combination skin.
But what skin type do you have?


THE Our skin type can change over time.
For example, younger people are more likely than older people to have
normal skin type.





Why are there different skin types?
Skin type depends on things like:
The environment in which we live, heredity, how much water there is
on our skin, but also stress.

So let's look at the skin types that exist:

Normal skin type.
Not too dry, not too greasy
- No or few imperfections
- There is no serious sensitivity
- Almost invisible resources
- A glowing skin



Those who have this skin type are lucky as they suit them
most care products and depending on age have one
a plethora of skin care options for their face.

Mixed skin type
The skin may be dry or normal in some areas and oily
in others, such as the T-belt (nose, forehead and chin). Many people have
this guy. Slightly different care may be needed
different areas.
Combination skin has:
- Resources that appear larger than normal,
because they are more open

- Pimples
- Shiny skin
Combination skin needs skin care products that will help the skin
to regain his lost balance in order to result in more
soft and matte skin free of clogged pores.

Dry skin type
The skin may break, peel or even be irritated with
inflammation and intense itching. If it is too dry, it can be done
rough and scaly.
Dry skin has the following characteristics:
- Almost invisible resources
- It is dull and rough with red patches
- The skin is less elastic and there are visible lines and wrinkles of dryness



Dry skin can be aggravated by:
- Aging or hormonal changes
- The weather conditions
- Ultraviolet (UV) radiation
- The heat
- Long lasting and warm showers
- Ingredients in soaps, cosmetics or cleansers
- Medicines

Tips to help your dry skin:
Shower up to once a day with lukewarm water.
Use mild, mild soaps or cleansers.
Avoid deodorant soaps.
Do not rub your skin during bathing or drying.
Apply a rich moisturizer immediately after the bath.
Use rich creams and serums that offer intense
hydration. Reapply as needed throughout the day and night.
Watch your hands, wear gloves when using cleaners or
household detergents and definitely rich moisturizer.

Oily skin type
If your skin belongs to this category you may have:
- Expanded resources
- Oily skin
- Pimples and acne scars
The oiliness of the skin can change depending on the time of year
or the weather.


Things that can cause or worsen its oiliness
skin is:

Adolescence or other hormonal imbalances
- Stress
- Heat or excessive humidity



For the care of oily skin:
Cleanse your face at least twice a day, morning and night
Use a mild but deep cleanser and do not rub the skin.
Do not push the pimples, they will take longer to heal.
Look for care products that do not clog pores and effectively regulate sebum secretion.

Sensitive skin type
The following usually appear on this skin:
- Redness
- Itching
- Heartburn
- Dryness



If your skin is sensitive, find out what your products are
cause allergies so you can avoid them. The sensitive
skins respond well to specific skin care products
combination of natural active ingredients with prebiotics and
probiotics that restore skin balance while at the same time
strengthen its defense mechanisms.

Regardless of the skin type you have, here are 5 tips
will help you look or your skin younger, radiant and healthy.


1. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen that blocks UVA and UVB rays
2. Avoid direct sunlight and wear a hat and sunglasses
3. Do not smoke
3. Drink plenty of water
4. Always bleach and cleanse your skin when you do not need makeup
5. Always keep your skin hydrated
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