YOUR SKIN, WITHOUT THE LABEL PRESSURE.
Dry in the morning, shiny by afternoon? Comfortable most days but less so in winter? Skin does not always fit neatly into one box. These descriptions give familiar experiences a name without making that name a rule.
Skin Type Guide ↓HOW SKIN CAN FEEL.
The hours after cleansing can feel different from person to person. Some skin feels tight, some grows shinier through the day, and different parts of the face can have different textures. These patterns can shift with the seasons.
DRY SKIN
Dry skin may feel tight, especially after cleansing. Richer moisture may feel appealing, while a mist or serum offers a lighter layer. Cleansers and moisturizers also vary widely in their after-feel.
OILY SKIN
Shine that appears through the day is a common way oily skin is described. Lightweight textures may feel comfortable, and moisturizer can still have a place in the routine. A formula’s finish matters alongside its product name.
COMBINATION SKIN
The forehead and nose may feel oilier while the cheeks feel drier. Light layers and richer moisture can coexist within the same routine. Skin does not need to feel the same everywhere for its care to make sense.
NORMAL SKIN
Skin that usually feels comfortable and balanced is often called normal skin. Texture preferences and cosmetic interests, such as a more radiant-looking finish, can still vary from person to person.
All Skin Care →SENSITIVE-FEELING SKIN
Some skin feels uncomfortable more readily in response to particular products or changing routines. Simple formulas and comfortable textures may be more appealing in these moments. Individual product labels give the most specific information about ingredients and use.
Sensitive-feeling skin describes a personal experience; it is not a medical diagnosis. Persistent redness, pain, or irritation is a matter for a qualified healthcare professional.
Sensitive & Redness-Prone Skin →YOUR TYPE IS A START, NOT A RULE.
Oily skin can feel dehydrated. Dry skin can look dull. Balanced skin can occasionally feel sensitive. These descriptions are flexible and can overlap.
Cleanse, Hydrate, Nourish, and Protect remain broad ways to think about everyday care, whatever the skin-type label.