When it comes to skin care, we've all experienced disappointment. Quality skin care products can be expensive so the more you know before you buy can better the investment. Getting the right formulation for your skin will help to insure the product you buy is the product you use and not just another jar or bottle that ends up in the back of the cabinet because you paid for it and don't want to throw it away.
Selecting the formulation (delivery system) is not just about what you are partial to but what benefit that particular formula has for your skin. Today's products have lots and lots of science behind them. You can use the chart below as a good guide for choosing what will work for you.
Selecting the formulation (delivery system) is not just about what you are partial to but what benefit that particular formula has for your skin. Today's products have lots and lots of science behind them. You can use the chart below as a good guide for choosing what will work for you.
Formulation | Skin Type |
Milk & Lotion | Sensitive skin which is easily irritated, can become red and itchy. |
Balm | Extremely dry or dehydrated skin that is flaky or cracked and feels tight. |
Micellar Water | Normal and sensitive skin which has minimal irritation. |
Gel | Oil & acne prone skin that breaks out easily and/or is inflamed and congested. |
Powder | Normal skin that usually has minimal oiliness or dryness. |
Foam | Extremely oily Skin that is greasy to the touch and shiny all day long. |
Thick Cream | Dry, dehydrated and mature skin that shows signs of aging and a loss of elasticity. |
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This is a great chart. Makes it much easier to pick the perfect product for your skin!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found it helpful!
DeleteThanks for the tips looking good love to try them
ReplyDeleteTotally makes since that milks would be good for my sensitive skin. I'll have to get some now.
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