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What is the Ideal Skin Type?

Very few people would claim that they have normal skin. Normal skin retains moisture without persistent acne; it isn't prone to skin types' dryness and flakiness and often avoids the oily sheen that other people face. For most, healthy skin is ideal. However, it is essential to remember that our complexion evolves as we grow and change.

In youth, we often have perfect skin that begins to blemish in our teenage years because of our changing hormones and bodies. Some women continue to have blemishes or dryness into early adulthood and for the rest of their lives, while some women will establish balance and not see any more skin issues until the next stage of life.

As the skin ages, it goes through another change and may become too oily or too dry again and require different treatments. This is all part of life and should not be cause for alarm. However, a sudden shift in skin type is common and also signals an internal change.

What does a Normal Complexion Look Like?

Babies and children often have normal skin. Some women are lucky enough to naturally have neither too dry nor too oily skin. What Normal skin is neither too dry nor too oily? It is not tight or uncomfortable, neither shiny nor dull and gray. Many women identify their skin as normal when products designed for oily skin dry out, and products designed for dry skin make them too oily. It is naturally imperfection-free, as it resists impurities and has not seen too much sun exposure.

The skin is naturally even and blemish-free, and it is infrequent that it has a rash, pimple, or dry patch. In addition, healthy skin regulates its moisture, so you rarely need to fix your makeup or apply more moisturizer. In short, a healthy complexion is effortless to care for.

Women with little sun exposure and no hormonal imbalances may have a balanced complexion once puberty occurs. In the early twenties and thirties, before wrinkles and other signs of aging begin to appear, is when it's women's most common times to have normal skin.

As young children, we may also have normal skin. Some fortunate women will have a balanced complexion throughout their lives and will never have to worry about blemishes, discoloration, or even wrinkles until their face is mature.

How do we achieve a "normal" complexion? Using products rich in omega-3s and natural moisturizers can help regulate both oily and dry skin back to a more normal state. If you have sensitive skin, use skin-calming products containing oatmeal and antioxidants, collagen, and other proteins that help build and rejuvenate the look of the skin. Use an effective but non-abrasive cleanser daily and get plenty of vitamin C.

Age-defying anti-aging skincare routine for normal skin.

Morning:

Foaming Peptide Cleanser
Liquid Peptide Facial Mist
Eye Bright
Ageless Advanced Anti-Aging Serum
Ageless Advanced Moisturizer

Night:

Foaming Peptide Cleanser
Liquid Peptide Facial Mist
Eye Bright
Ageless Advanced Anti-Aging Serum
Ageless Advanced Moisturizer

One to two times a week:

  • Glow-On Exfoliator

Specific Concerns

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Crows Feet
Dark Circles
Dull Complexion
Expression Lines
Hyperpigmentation
Large Pores
Laugh Lines
Lip Lines
Sagging Neck and Jowl Areas
Under-eye Bags and Puffiness
Wrinkles