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Knowing your skin type is essential for understanding how to care for it and determining which products might be most beneficial.

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you identify your skin type:

Cleanse: Start by washing your face with a gentle cleanser to remove makeup, dirt, and other impurities.

Wait for an Hour: After cleansing, pat your face dry. Leave your skin bare and avoid applying toner, essence, serum, moisturizer, or any treatments. This allows your skin to return to its natural state.

Dab Test: An hour later, press a separate tissue onto different areas of your face: forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin.

Skin Types and Indicators:

Normal Skin:

Indicators: The tissue shows no signs of oil or flaky skin.
Feel: Your skin is balanced, feeling elastic and supple.

Oily Skin:

Indicators: There's a presence of oil on every tissue.
Appearance: The skin often has a noticeable shine and may feel greasy to the touch.

Dry Skin:

Indicators: Tissues have no oil traces and might show signs of flaky skin.
Feel: Your skin might feel tight, potentially with a rough texture.

Combination Skin:

Indicators: Tissues reveal oil mainly from the forehead and nose areas (known as the T-zone), while the cheeks and chin appear dry or normal.

Sensitive Skin:

Signs: Your skin may react with redness, itchiness, or a burning sensation, especially after using certain skincare or makeup products.

Remember, your skin type can change over time due to factors like diet, climate, hormonal changes, or aging. Thus, you might need to redo the test occasionally and adjust your skincare regimen based on your current needs.

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Disclaimer: The content I share is designed to inform, educate, and entertain. I work hard to provide reliable and well-researched information based on the latest insights in skincare. While I am knowledgeable, I am not a healthcare provider. For specific advice about your skin, please consult an expert in your area.