Skin!

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How many of you guys know your skin type? Knowing your skin type could overall help you know to how to treat your skin. Most of us today will see someone with good skin and ask their skin routine. Just because something works for someone else doesn’t mean it will work for you. That is why I’m here to inform you on what you should do based on your skin care.

Normal Skin

If you have normal skin you don’t have to do as much to your skin. According to What is my skin type,” Those with a normal skin type don’t generally describe their skin as oily or dry. When oiliness and dryness are present, it’s rare and tends to be easy to get rid of or resolve. When it comes to pore size, normal skin types feature small pores that are not engorged or easily visible. Normal skin doesn’t normally have a great excess of shine, and it also doesn’t tend to be cracked or flaky. Normal skin types usually exhibit few fine lines and wrinkles, and the skin’s tone is generally even, with no marked blemishes.” So with a normal skin type, you don’t have to do as much but that doesn’t mean that you have perfect skin.

Oily Skin

Those with oily skin may find it difficult to maintain their skin. Most will not use a moisturizer in fear that their skin will have an oily appearance. According to What’s My Skin Type,”Those with oily skin may assume they don’t need moisturizer, but leaving moisturizer out of your routine can actually make the skin even oilier. Using products or skipping product altogether to dry out your face can signal the oil glands underneath the skin to start producing and pumping out more sebum, resulting in oilier skin. Instead, find a moisturizer that’s lightweight and oil-free to keep your skin soft and properly hydrated.” Taking care of your skin can be a hassle, but with knowledge and dedication it can be fixed.

Knowing your skin can benefit you when it comes to learning what bests fits for your skin. It will be difficult because everyone is different and what might work for someone might not work for you. For more about your skin follow the link below. https://www.bioclarity.com/blogs/clear-skin/what-is-my-skin-type