Showing posts with label SKIN TYPES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SKIN TYPES. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

What's Your Type? Sensitive


Hello again! 

Lets continue our talk about the different skin types, and talk a little about…..

Sensitive Skin  

Based on my personal experience with my clients, I am of the opinion that although in most cases sensitive skin is based on genetics,  there is a good portion of women that have sensitive skin, because they cause it themselves, by not taking proper care of their skin.   Now before you start sending me a ton of emails for saying this…let me explain myself.

Although in general our skin is resilient and is capable to quickly regain its form, it will react in a negative way with prolonged exposure to the strong sun, and the  pollutants that are so abundant around us every day. You need to remember, then, that your skin is also thin and delicate, and must provide it the proper care accordingly.

The sensitive and hypersensitive skins are typically found on blondes and redheads.

Sunday, January 27, 2013

What's Your Type? Oily / Problematic Skin

A lot of the questions I get on a regular basis, is people asking me to determine their skin type, and recommend to them ways that they can utilize to take good daily care of their skin.  

For this reason,  I would like to start a series of posts dealing with the various skin types, and the ways and means that can be used to take care of particular skin types and problems that can arise.


I thought I would start first with………..

Oily / Problematic Skin

In general oily skin, even though more flexible and elastic, tends to be more shiny combined with enlarged pores.  Most often it is also likely that is susceptible to blackheads and skin discoloration or spots.  Finally, oily and problematic skins are more prone to acne.

Oily skin usually feels greasy to the touch,  and this can often be the case even a short time after you have thoroughly washed and cleansed your face. 

In addition, make-up application can be a real struggle and can “slide  off”  easily if it is not properly applied.