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The best and quickest results come from using the correct products for your unique skin type and concerns. Take our simple quiz to receive a skin analysis and custom skincare recommendation from our founder Rachel Roff, a licensed aesthetician!

Don't Know Your
Skin Type?

Here are two methods you can try:

The Bare-Faced Method

An easy way to determine your skin type is by studying your bare skin. Start by washing your face with a mild cleanser. Then, pay dry and avoid applying any skincare products. After 30 minutes, observe your skin. Use the chart below to analyze how your face looks and feels to determine your skin type.

Normal Skin
Neither too dry nor too oily; skin feels balanced

Oily Skin
Skin feels greasy and oily all over

Dry Skin
Skin feels "tight" and dry; it may flake or crack, especially during colder months

Combination Skin
Skin usually feels oily in the T-zone (the area that includes your forehead, nose, and chin) but dry on other parts of your face.

The Blotting Sheet Method

Another way to determine your skin type at home is to press a clean blotting sheet on various spots of your face. The amount of oil on the sheet will help determine what type of skin you have. Read the chart below to understand what your blotting sheet is telling you about your skin.

1
Cleanse your skin of all dirt, oil, and makeup by using a gentle cleanser, such as our LacticGlow Micropolish Gentle Cleansing Gel.
2
Rinse face with lukewarm water and dry as normal. Wait an hour to allow your skin to return to its natural state.
3
Next, press a clean blotting sheet to various parts of your face.
4
Hold the blotting sheet up to the light to determine how much oil is visible. Read the chart below to understand what your blotting sheet is telling you about your skin.

Normal Skin
Neither too dry nor too oily; skin feels balanced

Oily Skin
Skin feels greasy and oily all over

Dry Skin
Skin feels "tight" and dry; it may flake or crack, especially during colder months

Combination Skin
Skin usually feels oily in the T-zone (the area that includes your forehead, nose, and chin) but dry on other parts of your face.

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