Method one
The bare-face test
Wash with a mild cleanser, apply nothing, and wait 30 minutes. Tightness may suggest dryness; shine across most of the face may suggest oiliness.
Skin types
How to identify your skin type
Use three simple checks to understand your skin and choose a more suitable daily cleanser.
SKIN TYPE GUIDE
Three ways to understand your skin
Method two
The blotting-paper test
Gently press blotting paper onto the forehead, nose, chin, and cheeks. Oil across all areas points toward oily skin; limited oil is closer to normal skin.
Method three
Observe your skin over time
For several days, note shine, tightness, flaking, visible pores, and product reactions. One brief observation is not always enough.
This guide is not a medical diagnosis. Consult a dermatologist for persistent redness, itching, burning, or acne.
01 / Normal skin
Daily freshness.
For daily cleansing and a balanced, fresh feel.
Benefits
- Cleanses daily impurities without a heavy feel
- Helps maintain a balanced, fresh skin feel
- Made for daily cleansing of normal skin
| Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 250 cc | 1,950,000 toman |
| 350 cc | 2,790,000 toman |
02 / Oily skin
A fresh start.
With tea tree, turmeric and charcoal for cleansing excess oil.
Benefits
- Cleanses excess oil and daily buildup
- Helps reduce the feeling of surface shine
- With tea tree, turmeric, and charcoal
| Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 250 cc | 1,950,000 toman |
| 350 cc | 2,790,000 toman |
03 / Dry & sensitive skin
A gentle touch.
With aloe vera, jojoba and vitamin E for a gentle daily cleanse.
Benefits
- Gentle cleansing without a harsh after-feel
- Helps skin feel soft and comfortably moisturized
- With aloe vera, jojoba, and vitamin E
| Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 250 cc | 1,950,000 toman |
| 350 cc | 2,790,000 toman |
QUICK COMPARISON
Skin type signs at a glance
Observe these signs over several days. Weather, sleep, stress, and new products can temporarily change how skin behaves.
| Skin type | Common signs | Cleansing priority |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | Balanced feel, less-visible pores, no marked tightness or shine | Balanced daily cleanser |
| Oily | Shine across most of the face, more-visible pores, oil on blotting paper | Clean excess surface oil without over-washing |
| Dry | Tightness, roughness, or fine flakes | Gentle cleanser followed by moisturizer |
| Sensitive | Redness, stinging, or quick reactions to some products | Gentle formula and no harsh rubbing |
| Combination | Oil in the forehead, nose, and chin; normal or dry cheeks | Mild cleansing with attention to the T-zone |
IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
Dry skin is not the same as dehydrated skin
Dryness usually relates to low natural oil, while dehydration means the skin lacks water. Oily skin can therefore be dehydrated and feel tight after cleansing. Choose a cleanser based on both skin type and its current condition.
HOW TO CLEANSE
A simple cleansing routine without overdoing it
- Wet your face and hands with lukewarm water.
- Gently massage a small amount of cleanser over the skin, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a soft towel. Do not rub.
- Follow with a suitable moisturizer and use sunscreen during the day.
MorningGentle cleanse, suitable moisturizer, and sunscreen
EveningRemove makeup or sunscreen, cleanse, then moisturize
After exerciseDo not leave sweat on the skin for long; cleanse without harsh rubbing
COMMON MISTAKES
What can interfere with skin assessment and cleansing?
- Using very hot water
- Choosing a harsh cleanser to make skin feel completely dry
- Rubbing with a towel or abrasive scrub
- Judging skin type from only one day
- Changing several products at once
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common skin-type questions
When is the best time to identify skin type?+
In the morning or after cleansing, when no skincare product has been applied for at least 30 minutes.
What is the difference between oily and combination skin?+
If most of the face is shiny and oily, it is closer to oily skin. If oil is concentrated in the T-zone while cheeks feel normal or dry, it is more likely combination skin.
Is sensitive skin a skin type?+
Sensitivity can occur alongside any skin type. Persistent redness or burning should be assessed by a dermatologist.
Can skin type change with the seasons?+
Yes. Weather, humidity, medication, and hormonal changes can affect how skin feels. Observe it over several ordinary days.
What is the difference between dry and dehydrated skin?+
Dry skin usually produces less oil. Dehydration means a lack of water and can also affect oily skin.
Which cleanser suits combination skin?+
Choose a mild cleanser that removes buildup from the T-zone without leaving the cheeks feeling tight.
How often should you wash your face?+
Once or twice daily is enough for most people. Excessive washing may leave skin feeling dry or irritated.
Should I moisturize after cleansing?+
Yes. After gently drying the face, use a moisturizer suited to your skin type to support comfort and hydration.