Normal, oily, dry, acne-prone, combination, and sensitive are the most common classifications for your skin. ● Normal: Normal skin doesn't feel dry or oily. People with this skin type are not prone to breakouts. Their skin is smooth but often prone to blemishes or sensitivity. ● Oily: Excessive sebum production makes one's skin oily. When your skin, especially around your nose, forehead, and chin, feels greasy to touch, you have oily skin. ● Dry: Dry skin is typically determined by flaky, scaly, and rough skin that cracks. It is often itchy and irritable. ● Combination: The T-zone or the area between the brows, nose, and chin are oily, but the cheeks have dry skin. ● Sensitive: Skin that often reacts to any new product, especially chemical-based, is sensitive. ● Acne-prone: Acne-prone skin is more prone to breakouts.