The difference between oily and dry

In life, many people do not understand the difference between combination skin and combination dry skin. In fact, combination skin is oily, and the skin's oil control ability is very poor. There is often a layer of greasiness on both sides of the nose, forehead, and skin pores. If you press oil-absorbing paper lightly on the nose, it will be soaked immediately. Combination dry skin does not produce oil, is relatively dry, and easily powdery. These all need to be treated.

The skin easily absorbs UV rays. One way is to get up in the morning and press the oil-absorbing tissue on the nose. If there is a lot of oil, it is oily. In addition, after washing your face, look at the skin condition. If oil is produced quickly, it is also oily. If the skin is still dry after washing, it is dry. Otherwise, it is combination or neutral.

Combination skin has the characteristics of both oily skin and dry skin. The T zone of the face (forehead, nose, mouth, and jaw) is oily, while the rest of the face is dry.

Skin is more common in people between 25-35 years old. Most people in China have this type of skin. Nowadays, more and more people have combination skin. In addition to some people who are born with combination skin, some people develop combination skin due to stress. There are also people who used to have neutral skin or oily skin and will develop combination skin due to age, environment, etc.

Sensitive skin is skin that is easily affected by diet, emotions or the skin care products used, causing dryness, redness, spots, eye swelling, peeling or acne on the skin surface.