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Skin Type Chart

 
Knowing your skin type is the first step in skin care and selecting compatible makeup. What is your skin type?  Use our skin type chart to help you find out.
 
Normal
  • Soft and hydrated with small to medium size pores.
  • Skin is plump, soft and smooth.
  • Clear with even texture.
  • Healthy appearance.
Combination
Dry skin may exhibit all these traits or a select few.
  • Some areas of the face may be dry while others are oily. 
  • The T-zone is often the oily area of the face. 
  • May experience frequent blemishes, whiteheads and blackheads, especially in the T-zone.
 Dry

Dry skin may exhibit all these traits, or a select few.

  • Skin flakes (similar to dandruff)
  • Skin feels tight. 
  • Itchy skin.
  • Noticeable fine lines.
  • Skin looks tired and stressed.
  • May have red or rough patches of skin.  
  • Skin looks thin.
  • Small pores.
  • Prone to broken capillaries, especially in the cheek area.
Women past menopause are especially prone to dry and thinning skin. 
 Oily
 Oily skin may exhibit all these traits, or a combination.
  • Skin shines and feels oily.
  • May experience frequent blemishes, including whiteheads and blackheads. 
  • Pores are often large.  
  • Forehead, nose, and chin (T-Zone) are mostly affected.
Many teenagers experience oily skin around puberty.  This is the time to sit with them and teach them about proper skin care. 
 
Oily skin is not uncommon in adults. 
 Sensitive
 Sensitive skin may exhibit all these traits or only one.  
  • Skin irritates easily.
  • Fragrance, toners, and products with alcohol may irritate the skin.  
  • Skin may sunburns easily.  
  • May suffer from acne, rosacea or a number of skin conditions.
  • Skin may be clear but blotchy, can swell, develop hives, and flake. 
 
 
What is a Dermatologist?
If you have never visited a dermatologist we recommend you consult with one if you have a persistant skin problem.  Dermatologist are skin specialists. 
 
Continuously spending money trying to treat a stubborn skin condition can easily be more expensive than visiting a dermatologist. 
 
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