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Guide 1 · Your Skin Type Guide

Understand your skin

Your skin is as unique as you are. Discover what makes it different, what it needs, and how to care for it with confidence. Because a beautiful skincare ritual begins with understanding your own skin.

NormalDryOilyCombination
The four skin types

Which one is yours?

Woman with naturally balanced, healthy-looking skin

Normal skin

Balanced and comfortable
How to recognise it
  • Even-looking texture
  • Few visible pores
  • Rarely tight or shiny
What helps
  • Gentle cleansing
  • Daily hydration
  • Sun protection every day
Woman with natural-looking skin and a soft, delicate finish

Dry skin

Thirsty for comfort
How to recognise it
  • Tightness after cleansing
  • Rough or flaky texture
  • A dull or “ashy” look on deeper skin tones
What helps
  • Moisturise right after washing
  • Choose creams over light lotions
  • Avoid harsh soaps and scrubs
Woman with a realistic, slightly shiny complexion

Oily skin

Looking for balance
How to recognise it
  • Shine across the face
  • Visible pores and blackheads
  • Make-up that slides through the day
What helps
  • Cleanse gently, morning and evening
  • Light, non-comedogenic moisture
  • A clay mask to refine the look of pores
Woman with natural skin texture, glowing T-zone and softer cheeks

Combination skin

Two needs, one routine
How to recognise it
  • Shiny T-zone, calmer cheeks
  • Different pore sizes across the face
  • Changes with the seasons
What helps
  • Lighter textures on the T-zone
  • Richer hydration on drier areas
  • Clay mask on the T-zone only
At a glance

Side by side

By middayPoresAfter cleansingLoves
NormalComfortableBarely visibleFeels fineConsistency and sun protection
DryTight, sometimes flakySmallTightRich, nourishing textures
OilyShiny all overVisible, prone to blackheadsShine returns quicklyLight moisture, gentle cleansing
CombinationShiny T-zone onlyLarger on the T-zoneCheeks tight, T-zone shinyZone-by-zone care
The one-hour test

Get to know your skin

  1. Cleanse with a gentle cleanser and pat dry.
  2. Apply nothing, and wait about an hour.
  3. Notice how your skin looks and feels.

Skin can change with the seasons, hormones and age, so it is worth checking again from time to time.

Shiny all overYour skin is likely oily.
Tight or flakyYour skin is likely dry.
Shiny T-zone, comfortable or dry cheeksYour skin is likely combination.
Comfortable and evenYour skin is likely normal.
Every skin tone

Care across skin tones

Lighter skin tones

Dryness can make redness and irritation more visible, and shine and clogged pores show easily. Gentle, barrier-supporting care that cleanses without stripping keeps the complexion even.

Deeper, melanin-rich skin tones

Dryness may appear as a greyish, “ashy” tone, and blemishes can leave dark marks behind. Avoid picking, choose gentle, non-stripping care, and lock in moisture.

Your routine

Now that you know your skin

Our Ritual Quiz suggests a routine based on how your skin feels. Or explore our routines and choose the one made for your skin type.

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Skin type

Normal skin

Balanced and comfortable

Hydration Ritual Collection, genuine packaging
Hydration Ritual Collection boxSensitive Skin Oil-to-Milk Cleanser 150 mlMoisturising Day Cream 15 mlDouble Hydration Boost Gel + HA 30 ml
Suggested routine

Hydration Ritual Collection

Our routine for dryness and dehydration

  1. 1
    CleanseSensitive Skin Oil-to-Milk Cleanser
  2. 2
    HydrateMoisturising Day Cream
  3. 3
    PlumpDouble Hydration Boost Gel + HA
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Anti-Age Hydrogel Eye Patches, genuine packaging
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Suggestions based on how each product is described. Every skin is different and results vary. Introduce one new product at a time and patch-test first.

This guide is general information about cosmetic skincare. If you have a skin condition or a concern that is persistent, painful or worsening, please consult a dermatologist.