Daily Routine For All Skin Types

 There are generally five main skin types that are categorized based on factors like oil production, moisture levels, and skin sensitivity. Here’s a breakdown of each skin type:

1. Normal Skin

• Characteristics:
  • Well-balanced, neither too oily nor too dry.
  • Pores are not enlarged, and the skin has a smooth texture.
  • Rarely experiences breakouts or irritation.
  • Appears healthy and radiant with a balanced amount of moisture.
• Care Tips:
  • Use gentle, hydrating products to maintain balance.
  • Regular cleansing and light moisturization are typically sufficient.

2. Oily Skin

• Characteristics:
  • Excess oil production, often making the skin look shiny, especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin).
  • Enlarged pores and a tendency to break out more easily, with blackheads and acne being common.
  • May feel greasy or slick throughout the day.
• Care Tips:
  • Use oil-free, non-comedogenic products to prevent clogging pores.
  • Regular cleansing with a gentle exfoliant can help manage oil production and minimize breakouts.
  • Look for mattifying or oil-control moisturizers.

3. Dry Skin

• Characteristics:
  • Feels tight, rough, or flaky and may have patches of peeling skin.
  • Can appear dull, with visible dry spots or redness.
  • Prone to irritation, fine lines, and more pronounced wrinkles.
  • Lack of sebum (natural oil) can leave skin vulnerable to environmental damage.
• Care Tips:
  • Use rich, hydrating creams and oils to replenish moisture.
  • Avoid harsh cleansers that strip skin of natural oils.
  • Look for products with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and ceramides to help retain moisture.

4. Combination Skin

• Characteristics:
  • A combination of oily and dry areas on the face, typically with the T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) being oily and the cheeks being dry or normal.
  • Oily areas may have enlarged pores, while dry areas can feel tight or flaky.
  • Can vary depending on the season or changes in skincare.
• Care Tips:
  • Use different products for different areas, like a mattifying product for the T-zone and a hydrating product for dry areas.
  • Opt for gentle, balanced skincare that doesn't overwhelm one area or neglect another.

5. Sensitive Skin

• Characteristics:
  • Easily irritated, often showing redness, stinging, or burning sensations.
  • Prone to reactions from skincare products, environmental changes, or allergens.
  • Skin may react to harsh weather, strong fragrances, or certain ingredients.
• Care Tips:
  • Use fragrance-free, hypoallergenic products designed for sensitive skin.
  • Avoid harsh exfoliants, and keep skincare routines simple and soothing.
  • Look for products with calming ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile, or calendula.

Key Factors to Consider:

• Skin Type: Identifying your skin type is essential for selecting the right products and developing an effective skincare routine.
• Skin Needs: As skin changes over time due to aging, climate, or hormones, a person's skin type might evolve or fluctuate.

By understanding your skin type, you can tailor your skincare routine to maintain healthy, balanced skin.

Daily Routine Steps For All Skin Type:

-Cosrx Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser - Cleanse Gently
-iUNIK Tea Tree Relief Serum - Soothes, fights blemishes 
-ANUA Heartleaf 77 Soothing Toner - Hydrates, Calms skin
-Beauty of Joseon Korean Eye Serum - Reduces under eye fatigue
-iUNIK Beta Glucan Daily Moisture Cream - All-Day hydration