Skin types

Also known as normal skin, it is considered relatively balanced and healthy. The characteristics are: An even complexion, elasticity, insensitivity, fine pores, the skin is well moisturized without appearing greasy, no or minimal impurities. Appropriate skin care helps to maintain this good condition.

Dryness is characterized by a lack of moisture and lipids. The following characteristics are typical of dry skin: scales, roughness, itching, feeling of tightness, redness, fine lines and wrinkles, sensitivity. Moisturizing skin care can help alleviate these symptoms.

Oily skin is characterized by excessive production of sebum: the skin has an oily sheen, especially in the T-zone. In addition, frequent shine formation, impurities, and enlarged pores. Makeup tends to "slide off" more quickly. A coordinated skin care routine can help regulate sebum production and minimize shine and impurities.

Combination skin has combinations of different skin characteristics. Typically: T-zone is oilier, while cheeks and eye area are drier. Enlarged pores, imperfections in the T-zone, fine lines or dryness wrinkles. Coordinated care can help balance the needs of different areas and bring them into a healthy balance.

Impure skin is characterized by blackheads, pimples, pustules or acne. The characteristics of impure skin vary: blackheads, pimples, papules, pustules, acne, redness, oily skin and scarring. Effective skin care and, if necessary, professional treatments can help relieve symptoms and improve the appearance of impure skin.

Over time, the skin shows specific characteristics associated with the natural aging process and other influences: fine lines and wrinkles, loss of skin elasticity, dryness, changes in skin texture, skin thinning, age spots, redness, changes in skin color. In order to maintain skin health and minimize the visible signs of aging, a comprehensive care routine is important.

Sensitive skin is particularly sensitive to external stimuli. Typical symptoms and features include: redness, dryness, burning, itching, irritation, sensitivity to heat, tendency to allergies, feeling of tension and red veins. Allergen-free skin care products that understand the needs of sensitive skin can help reduce these symptoms.

It is important to note that children's skin can vary individually, and some children may have specific skin needs. In general, however, it is: delicate, pure, more absorbent, resistant and usually does not have any skin problems. However, it is prone to sunburns, produces little sebum and is more sensitive to various ingredients. Skin care for children should be as gentle and reduced as possible.