It is less likely to develop pimples than oily skin but tends to become readily chapped or roughened in dry atmospheres. All products used should be mild and toners should be alcohol free. A creamy cleanser should be used. It is essential to moisturise the face, throat and skin around the eyes. The most common skin type is a combination skin with an oily central panel of the zone embracing the forehead, nose and chin and areas of dryness on the cheeks, round the eyes and on the throat.
Care Wash the face with a gentle soap or a mild milky cleanser.
Moisturise the dry areas often. Refer Skin Care at Home for advice on the suitable facemasks for your skin. Your Skin Worries and Treatment Acne Blackheads, small pustules with a tendency to develop deeper inflamed spots, are most common in puberty. Treatment Wash at least three times a day with soap and water. Meticulous cleansing of the skin is required to de-fat the skin.