Dry Skin

If your skin produces too much sebum, it may become oily and you’ll probably find that your skin feels overly greasy and shiny.

If you have dry skin, you could be suffering from skin that is rough, scaly or flaky.

If you’ve got a combination skin type, you’ll probably find that the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) will generally be oily and prone to blemishes.

If you’ve got dry, cracked or eczema-prone skin, it may feel like some shower gels and body washes dry out your skin even more. 

You’ll need to look for a shower gel that not only cleanses your skin, but also thoroughly hydrates it. 

Consider a soap-free body wash with no sulphates, parabens or fragrances, instead containing hydrating ingredients like natural essential oils and vitamin E.

If you’ve got dry or sensitive skin, it can be irritating if you wash your face twice a day.

Use a creamy, gentle and hydrating facial wash at night and simply rinse your face with warm water in the morning.

Sensitive skin is a common problem which usually means your skin is easily irritated by products or environmental factors. 

You may notice redness, dryness and your skin may develop a bumpy rash when it’s exposed to a trigger. 

Your skin might also be more prone to breakouts and sunburn compared to people without sensitive skin.