5. Combination Skin
Combination skin is the most common skin type, and it's also the most complex to care for. Typically, the T-zone is oily and acne-prone while other areas of your face are dry and often sensitive. How skin of this type reacts can vary from season to season due to changes in temperature and humidity, along with other factors, like hormone fluctuations or stress.
You may have combination skin if: Different skin care products seem to work well on some areas of your face, but not so well on others. Page 10 is all about caring for this skin type.
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