Products by skin type

Unlike oily skin, dry skin does not produce enough oil. Dry skin can be recognized by:

• the skin is matte
• enlarged pores
• the skin feels tight and rough
• the skin reddens and cracks easily

Dehydrated skin specifically suffers from a lack of moisture, and the problem is not a deficiency in oil production.

A skin type defined as oily has an overactive sebum production, which can lead to:

• Shiny skin (even in the morning and right after washing)
• Clearly visible pores
• Tendency to blackheads and pimples
• Makeup that easily fades during the day

Pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads are often linked to oily skin but also to acne-prone skin, which has an increased tendency to become inflamed.

Sensitive skin is often difficult to identify, as sensitivity can also be a condition related to the skin's health, where the skin has become sensitive due to some external or internal factor, meaning that the skin's sensitivity is not genetic.

• the body reacts sensitively to, for example, new products or seemingly nothing (e.g. air pollutants)
• possibly allergies such as asthma or eczema

As we age, our skin loses its elasticity and the visible signs of aging begin to gradually creep in.

The formation of lines, wrinkles, skin sagging, and uneven skin tone can be prevented with long-term well age skincare, but can also be alleviated with an anti-aging routine for already existing signs.

The cause of pigmentation and uneven skin tone is largely UV radiation, but it can also be due to stress, hormonal changes, and damage caused to the skin, such as acne scars.