Skin Type Combination Skin

Balance is Key

Hydrate Dry Areas & Control Shine

What Defines Combination Skin?

Combination skin has different needs in different areas—here’s what makes it unique.

Your Skin Acts Differently in Different Areas

Combination Skin Has Multiple Needs

The T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) tends to be oily, while the cheeks can be dry or normal.

Some Areas Need Hydration, Others Need Oil Control

Your Skin Needs Custom Skincare

Using lightweight products in oily areas and richer products in dry areas helps maintain balance.

Seasonal Changes Can Make Skin Feel More Oily or Dry

Your Routine May Need Adjusting Throughout the Year

Combination skin may feel oilier in summer and drier in winter, requiring routine adjustments.

More Noticeable Pores in Oily Areas

Pores in the T-Zone Tend to Look Larger

The nose and forehead may have visible pores due to excess sebum production, while the cheeks may appear smoother.

Balance Is key

Your routine should be adaptable, using targeted products for different areas to maintain a healthy, even complexion

Your most pressing combination skin questions answered

Combination Skin Concerns

Should I use two different moisturizers?

Yes! A gel-based moisturizer for the T-zone and a richer one for dry areas.

How do I exfoliate without drying out my skin?

Use amild exfoliant (like Lactic Acid) 2x per week.

What’s the best sunscreen for combination skin?

Oil-free SPF that hydrates while mattifying.

How do I prevent breakouts without making dry areas worse?

Spot treatments work best for oily areas—don’t apply all over.

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