Skin is divided into several types

People's skin is different due to different metabolism and genetic factors, so everyone's skin type is different from others. Some people have oily skin and some have dry skin. People with oily skin are often prone to oiliness. Girls' faces will quickly become shiny after putting on makeup. People with bad skin types need to be treated. Let's take a look at how many types of skin types there are?

Oily skin. There are many people of this type, not because of their skin type, but because there are many lazy women! The reason for saying this is that most people do not pay attention to their skin problems. When they are young, they are busy with work and study, have irregular diets, stay up late to work hard, or go high all night, or drink and stay up late at the same time, and never pay attention to their health. Therefore, they will ignore the skin, and when women realize it, skin problems have already occurred, so people with oily skin account for a large proportion.

Dry skin. Dry skin will always have sebum flakes. Your face will feel tight right after washing. It is more obvious in winter, and in severe cases it may even feel dry and painful. If this is the case, then you are indeed a very bad lazy woman~! Because when girls' skin is dehydrated, wrinkles and dry lines will easily appear.

Combination skin. Most Chinese women have combination skin, with oily skin on their chin, forehead and nose, and dry and dehydrated cheeks. People with combination skin are more difficult to care for, and the fineness of their skin varies. Sometimes the pores in the T-zone are larger, while the cheeks are very delicate.

Normal skin. This can be considered as the best skin condition, not dry nor greasy, with fine pores and no fine lines or oiliness. It is also the ultimate goal of our care. When our skin is healthier, it will appear shiny, and we will not feel uncomfortable after washing our face.

Sensitive skin. The skin of this type of people is easily irritated by the slightest things, causing slight redness or acne on the surface, such as wind, changing seasons, dust, or sun exposure. There are many reasons for this. Usually the face feels thinner, there is redness on the cheeks, and the epidermis is thinner.