1. No tallow
2. Invisible pores
3. Poor moisture retention
4. No impurities
5. Thin skin
6. Reddish in color
7. Skin burns when exposed to heat or cold
8. More sensitivity to cosmetics ( particular if perfumed)
9. Avoid overexposure to wind, sun and extreme shifts in temperature
10. Can be flaky; feel rough to the touch and ages prematurely.

1. Drink lots of water
2. Apply facial oil at night
3. Use a nourishing mask. Go to clay masks   
4. Use a gentle facial scrub when needed
5. Use only a mild cleanser. Go to  organic cleansing balm
6. Always use a face cream suitable for dry skin and use a moisturizer twice a day

1. Small pores and generally good dkin without problems, This is the skin we would all love to have!
2. Clear and radiant complexion
3. Good blood circulation and good elasticity

1. Always use gentle products
2. Start using an eye cream at the age of 30
3. If needed use facial oil at night

1. oily skin in the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin tend to be oily whereas the rest of the face, particularly the cheeks can be dry-skinned ( could be the result of an overproduction of tallow)
2. Poor circulation
3. Large and visible pores

1. Cleanse your face every night and morning when needed
2. Use a mild cleanser, (an oil-free cleansing gel works well)
3. Use a purifying mask regularly. Go to clay masks
4. Use a proper face cream suitable for combination/normal to oily skin
5. Use a moisturizer, adding less on the T-zone

1. Looks shiny
2. Large and visible pores
3. Tendency toward pimples, blackheads etc.
4. Overproduction of tallow (could be due to an imbalance in the hormones, stress, pregnancy or menopause)

1. Cleanse your face morning and evening
2. use an oil-free cleansing gel
3. Exfoliate regularly
4. Use cleansing masks and clay masks once a week
5. Remember that oily skin needs moisture too, don't try to dry out the skin using products containing alcohol.

1. Poor circulation
2. Poor moisture retention
3. No elasticity
4. Lack of supplesness
5. Fine lines and wrinkles
6. Possible dry

1. Do not use heavy oils/creams
2. Massage the skin regularly to increase circulation
3. Use a face mask regularly
4. Use moisture, moisture moisture and facial creams containing antioxidants

1. Overproduces sebum
2. Clogged pores (pimples and blackheads)
3. Inflamation

1. Clean/wash your face twice a day, using gel/soap and warm water. Hot water opens the pores. Splash your face with cold water or a gentle skin tonic after washing to ensure that your pores are protected from the invironment.
2. Reduce the use of cosmetics as much as possible. If you must wear makeup, make sure to use products for sensitive skin. Mineralmakeup won't clog your pores and does not irritate your skin. Always remove all makeup before going to bed.
3. Keep your hair and hands off your face. Hair and hands contain oils that can cause acne breakouts
4. Apply face cream with clean hands or an applicator
5. Use the proper skin care products
6. Eat a well balanced diet, with plenty of fruit and vegetables as they contain vitamin A+E which is essential good skin care.
7. Limit your time in the sun, use sunscreen but wash off when you come in from the sun to avoid getting clogged pores.
8. Don't squeeze pimples or pick at any sores, this can cause the spread of acne
9. Remember that stress is bad for the skin

One word of advice prior to the use of cream or oils: don’t dry your face with a towel, but apply cream to the skin whilst it is still moist. It will be better absorbed.