SKIN TYPE
combination skin

Your skin is actually a mixture of two skin types. If we assume balanced skin, combination skin, as its name suggests, consists of a combination. It is usually the case that the T-zone tends to have seborrhea, i.e. an overproduction of sebum. In contrast, too little sebum is produced on the cheeks and sometimes also around the eyes. This means that your skin dries out there in particular. You can find out how to give your combination skin the right care on this page.

RECOGNIZE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF combination skin

SKIN TEMPERAMENT
Your skin has a rather shiny T-zone and side areas that are even to dry.
SKIN STRUCTURE & PORES
Your skin tends to have larger pores, blackheads and occasional spots on your forehead, nose and chin. The cheek and eye area tends to be dry, sometimes even with flaky patches.

TEINT
Your complexion appears unbalanced, shows more redness in the T-zone and looks rather sallow in the cheek area.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Your skin basically consists of two skin types. It is therefore important to treat each area according to your needs Moisturize.

TIPS FOR YOUR combination skin

1st tip: cleanse your skin gently.

Do not use aggressive cleaning products. A mild cleanser like ours Cleansing Gel can be used for both areas of your skin. Complete your routine 1-2 evenings a week with the BHA peeling.

2nd tip: Treat oily and dry areas differently.

A little extra effort pays off here. Depending on how different your two skin conditions are, you should treat the oily T-zone differently to the dry cheeks. Jojoba Oil for example, is suitable for both.

3rd tip: Avoid heavy creams.

Make sure you use products that are as light as possible, such as our aloe vera gel. To ensure that your cheek area gets enough lipids, you can also treat this area with a richer cream such as the hyaluronic acid cream medium.

4th tip: Use sufficient UV protection.

No matter how you react to the sun, UV protection is essential for your facial skin. Especially in summer, but also in winter, UV rays reach your skin. It is therefore best to use an SPF of at least 30, e.g. our Sun Fluid Spf 50+.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT combination skin SHOULD KNOW

YOUR SKIN NEEDS MORE ATTENTION
combination skin is actually the most common skin type. There are many reasons for this and it depends on your genes, hormones and lifestyle. The older you get, the more prone your skin is to dryness, especially on the cheeks and around the eyes.
Good news: With the right and, above all, targeted care, you can balance out your skin. It is important that you recognize the mixed condition and find the right products and Actives for you. For example, Retinol is particularly effective for facial areas prone to blemishes and helps to regenerate your skin. Hyaluronic acid, with its water-binding properties, is also an ideal moisturizer, especially for the dry areas of your face.

WHAT IS YOUR SKIN IN?
You have combination skin and it is reacting unusually at the moment? That's normal, because your skin goes through everything you do all day. Skin types themselves are mainly genetic and usually also have a skin condition. Every skin type therefore has different needs. For example, you may have dehydrated, sensitive or mature skin combination skin .
Whether it's a change in weather, stress, ageing, hormones or a change in diet - there are many reasons for a change in skin condition, but they can be easily managed if you know the cause.