The different skin types

Every skin type has its own unique characteristics and when you're creating a skincare routine, it's crucial to know what's right for you. If you want to be sure what's right for you, take our quiz to identify your skin type and choose the most suitable products.

Dry skin

Dry skin can be dehydrated, which manifests itself as a leathery appearance, fine wrinkles and redness. They may also lack natural lipids, leading to visible flaking and roughness of the skin.

Our dry skin routine

Oily skin

Oily skin is characterized by excessive sebum secretion, which leads to a dull complexion and a shiny appearance. Pores are often enlarged and may have comedones (blackheads) or microcysts. Skin may appear thick and rough due to oil buildup.

Our oily skin routine

Sensitive and reactive skin

Sensitive and reactive skin is prone to temporary redness, rosacea, and may feel a sensation of heat. They often overreact to external factors such as skincare products or weather conditions.

Our sensitive skin routine

Combination skin

Combination skin generally combines characteristics of oily and dry skin. For example, combination skin with a tendency to be oily may have a T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) more prone to shine and blackheads, while the cheeks may be dry or dehydrated.

Our combination skin routine

Normal skin

Normal skin does not have major imperfections and generally does not experience embarrassment or discomfort. They have a natural balance between sebum secretion and hydration, which gives them a healthy and glowing appearance.

Our normal skin routine

Mature skin

Mature skin often has a dull complexion, enlarged pores and fine or deep wrinkles. They may also have dark circles and bags under the eyes, as well as facial sagging due to loss of elasticity and tone.

Our mature skin routine