Know Your Skin Type

 

An essential step in watching over your skin comes in understanding your particular skin type and how it adjusts to specific conditions or regularity.

Your skin is your body’s biggest organ, as mind boggling and keen as your heart, lungs, liver and other crucial organs.

Utilizing cleansers and medications that are excessively harsh, regardless of the possibility that they are suggested for over the top sleekness, may send the flag to your skin that more oil is really required.

 

 

 

 

On the other hand, applying lotions that are too thick or overwhelming can bring about diminished common oil creation, bringing about even drier skin. Setting aside the opportunity to take in your skin’s particular needs will help you to pick the correct choices that will adjust skin bringing about a more advantageous, more brilliant composition.

Although an individual’s skin is unique there are some common skin types which may match yours completely or partially. Oily, Dry, and Normal/Combination are the most commonly found skin types.

Of all the methods we have to find the type of skin, we choose the bare-faced one as it is easy and doesn’t require any additional chemicals or objects.

 

 

 

THE BARE FACED METHOD:

Rinse your face altogether with a mild cleanser and tenderly pat dry. Leave skin exposed (and don’t go for any extra creams, serums or medicine treatments). Following 30 minutes, inspect your cheeks, jaw, nose, and brow for any shine. After an additional 30 minutes, assess whether your skin feels dry, particularly on the off chance that you smile or make whatever other outward appearances.

On the off chance that your skin feels tight, your skin is probably dry. On the off chance that there is a recognizable sparkle on your nose and brow (forehead), your skin is most likely to be normal/combination. On the off chance that there is a sparkle on your cheeks in addition to your nose and brow, you probably have an oily skin.

 

 

 

SKIN TYPES

1. DRY SKIN

Dry skin can feel tight throughout the day, and may experience noticeable flaking. Dry skin is largely due to genetics, environmental factors such as lifestyle & diet, hormonal changes, and climate. Dehydration is also a leading cause of dry skin, so drinking plenty of water and avoiding diuretics like alcohol and caffeine can make a significant difference in how your skin feels and looks.

 

2. OILY SKIN

The pores are often left clogged and congested due to excess oil. The oil skin make an individual look younger due to the natural moisture and the skin is less prone to wrinkle. A delicate physical exfoliator (that does not utilize abrasives, for example, smashed nuts or seeds that can cause minor tears in the dermis) is additionally helpful for adjusting the tone and surface (texture) of your skin.

 

3. NORMAL/COMBINATION SKIN

People with normal/combination skin frequently encounter dryness on the cheeks, making it vital to discover a moisturizing lotion that is not too heavy but rather one sufficiently significant to hold dampness where required most. Those with typical skin are not prone to breakouts on their cheeks and have a tendency to have a well-moisturized t-zone. Delicate, day by day shedding is additionally critical to keep the t-zone and cheek zones balanced. Creams with a gel-like surface are consumed all the more rapidly and less likely to cause breakouts. Begin with a little sum and increment as expected to maintain a strategic distance from over-moisturizing and stressing on the skin.