Skin Care Guide
Skin Type - Do You Know Yours?by Sheila Dicks In order to care for your skin properly you must first determine the type of skin you have. There are 5 types of skin: Normal, Dry, Oily, Combination and Problem Skin. Normal: The skin is soft, supple and smooth. It is fine-textured and free of blemishes (with the exception of periodic blemishes). It has a nice glow and never feels oily or dry. Less than twenty percent of women have this skin type. If this is your skin type you are fortunate; however, this does not mean that you shouldn’t take care of it. Dry: This type of skin to has a fine texture and is transparent looking. It feels tight and drawn without moisturizer and tends to have fine lines around the eyes and mouth. It feels especially dry after washing and may have whiteheads around the eyes and dry patches. This type of skin needs proper care because it shows signs of aging early. Oily: The oily complexion is greasy, sallow and course. It has large pores and tends to have pimples, blackheads and whiteheads. Within hours of washing the oiliness will reappear and makeup is usually absorbed quickly. Combination: This type of skin is oily in the T zone and the rest of the face is dry. The T zone is the forehead, nose and chin. The extent to which both areas are dry and oily may vary; however, both areas require a separate cleaning routine to restore them to balance. Problem Skin: Problem skin is usually oily and has a course texture and is subject to acne. It has large pores, blackheads, red blotches and may become more irritated under stress. If the problem is serious it will require the assistance of a dermatologist. There are also 2 skin conditions that may occur either together or separately and may occur with any skin type. These are sensitive and allergic conditions. If when applying skin care products you begin to sneeze, wheeze, itch or breakout you are probably allergic. Skin that appears thin, pale and flushes easily and may be sensitive and be subject to allergies. If this is the case, treat your skin gently and use hypoallergenic products.
About The Author Sheila Dicks is a wardrobe and image consultant who teaches women how to look slimmer by dressing to suit their body type. Visit her at http://www.sheilasfashionsense.com to download a copy of her e-book Image Makeovers and get How to Build a Wardrobe free. sheila@sheilasfashionsense.com
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Between the lines ... All about skin creams - Calgary Herald
11 Oct 2008 at 8:41am
Any good? It seemed to pump up my skin when I awoke in the morning so my fine lines seemed less noticeable. It also works as a nice, light moisturizer overnight for my sensitive skin. Describe it: The white, hypoallergenic cream sinks into the skin ...
Rex Smith: Thick skin useful, but not enough - Times Union Blogs
11 Oct 2008 at 4:59am
A few people out there will send me a note after reading this column, reminding me that I am an unethical, biased, manipulative, unimaginative jerk. It is so nice to have friends. Some even sign their names. Mostly it?s the same little group each ...
Thick skin useful, but not enough - Times Union
11 Oct 2008 at 3:54am
A few people out there will send me a note after reading this column, reminding me that I am an unethical, biased, manipulative, unimaginative jerk. It is so nice to have friends. Some even sign their names. Mostly it's the same little group each ...
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