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Normal Skin
Normal skin can be described as well-balanced. Although there may be some oiliness on the forehead, chin, and nose, overall sebum and moisture levels are balanced, and the skin is neither too oily nor dry.
Dry Skin
Natural oil production in dry skin is often lower than on other skin types. This might make it seem dull and make it feel rough, flaky, or even scaly. It frequently has a tight or elastic feel, is obviously dehydrated, and could be more prone to more obvious fine wrinkles.
Oily Skin
Large pores and a glossy, thicker-feeling complexion are signs of oily skin. Blackheads and pimples can be a problem. People with oily skin typically feel the need to wash their faces frequently because they struggle to keep their skin from shining throughout the day.
Sensitive Skin
Skin that is hyper-reactive and sensitive reacts more than regular skin does. It can prickle, heat up, sting, and itch. These uncomfortable sensations, which can occasionally be accompanied by redness, are a response to different stimuli that otherwise would not cause irritation.
Combination skin
The mixture skin type is typically characterized by dry, flaky skin on the cheeks and overly shiny skin in other parts of the face. The forehead, nose, and chin are a continual source of conflict for those with mixed skin.
