SKIN TYPES

Allergic Skin

The skin treated with abrasive or chemical peels, such as those often used to eliminate wrinkles or facial spots, usually are sensitized and, therefore, the skin produces an allergic reaction when any type of cream is applied onto it. This reaction entails the redness and irritation of the skin (itching). This skin usually has other problems, such as eczema or couperose

Dry Skin

The pores are almost closed up. When it is washed, even if only with water, we feel it stretched, even wizened.

Dry, Fine and Fragile Skin

The pores are completely closed up (to avoid the loss of water and oil). The skin has become very fine and on the cheek area and under the eyes some kind of broken vessels (couperose) can be seen.

Normal Skin

The skin has an adequate thickness and does not become dry when washing it. When applying cream, it penetrates the skin in a few seconds and is fully absorbed.

Greasy Skin

It may show different appearances: smooth skin with oil visible on it; skin with oil visible and not smooth (oil lumps under the skin); skin with oil visible, blackheads and blemishes.

Neglected Skin

Normal type of skin with blackheads that appear as a result of not cleansing the skin at night with cleansing milk

Combination Skin

Generally, the skin in the central area of the face is oily and it is normal on the sides.

Normal Skin With Blemishes

Blemishes appear due to eating food that is not easily digestible by the body, such as products with cocoa or egg, or for not eating a sufficient daily amount of fruits and vegetables.