How can my skin be both oily and dry?Of all skin types, combination skin is the most common but managing combination skin can be quite a balancing act. Generally, the T-zone (the forehead, down the nose and on the chin) produces excess oil and occasional blemishes. At the same time, less oil is produced in the cheek, eye and neck areas, causing possible dryness, tightness and flaky patches.
As with other skin types and conditions, the cause of combination skin appears to be genetic. However, lifestyle, stress, diet and the environment can contribute to the imbalance. In additional, climate changes can cause combination skin to be drier during the cold, windy months and shinier with more breakouts during warmer, more humid season.
Skin Test
o Does your skin experience more oil and blemishes on forehead, nose and chin than other areas?
o Does your skin feel normal or dry and tight on your cheek and eye areas?
o Is your skin feel normal or dry and tight on your cheek and eye areas?
o Does your make up become blotchy in the T-zone and disappear on your cheeks?
Home Regimen
Step 1 - Cleanse
Acne Cleansing Gel (AM & PM)
Step 2 - Correct
1) Sebum Control Toner (AM & PM)
2) Miracle Essence (PM)
3) Intensive Hydrating Serum (AM & PM)
4) Sebo Forte (PM) (*T zone area)
Step 3 - Hydrate
1) H2O cream (AM & PM)
2) Vit E Cream
3) Eye Lift Booster (AM & PM)
Step 4 - Protect
1) Professional BB Cream (AM)
2) Clarifying Facial Oil
Salon Regimen
D’stress clarifying Facial ( Deep Cleanse )
Revitalizing Facial
BeDazzle Signature Facial
Oxygen Blemish care Facial ( Intensive repairing & deep cleanse )
