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Skincare tips & advice

<p>A facial cleanser is the foundation of any skincare regimen, and this basic but essential product sets the stage for products that follow. Yet face washes are not one-size-fits-all, and it’s important to <a href="/en/skin-smarts/skincare-tips-advice/what-skin-type-do-i-have">know your specific skin type</a> so you can choose the formula that gives your skin the ingredients it needs while helping to avoid unwanted side effects.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p>Oily skin is caused by an excessive production of sebum. However, by choosing a moisturizer and cleanser for oily skin that are formulated to help restore the skin's barrier, you can keep excess oil at bay and achieve healthy, more balanced skin.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p><a href="/en/skincare/combination-skin">Combination skin</a> is a type of skin that is dry in some areas and oily in others. In many cases, people with combination skin struggle to balance an oily T-zone (nose, chin and forehead) with dry skin on other areas of the face. To address these opposing forces, it helps to have a skincare routine that cleanses the excess oil without stripping the skin, while also hydrating the areas in need.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

While wearing a protective mask is critical to help stop the spread of Covid-19,¹ their prolonged use can cause an increase in skin problems.²

Skincare tips & advice

As children grow and hormone levels rise, the teenage body reacts to change – and so does the skin. One common occurrence is acne. While acne can happen at any stage of life, it usually begins around the teenage years, with about 85 percent of people ages 12-24 experiencing at least minor acne.¹ Though everyone may have an occasional pimple or two, acne can be a chronic condition that goes far beyond that – characterized by multiple whiteheads, blackheads, pimples or even painful cysts.² Following a proper skincare routine can help teens keep their skin clear.

Skincare tips & advice

<p>Oily skin can be caused by genetics, weather, stress, hormones and washing too often or washing with a harsh cleanser that strips the skin of oils—causing the sebaceous glands to increase oil production. Regardless of why your skin is oily, with a skincare routine designed specifically for oily skin, you can achieve fresh, healthy, balanced skin.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p>A facial cleanser is the foundation of any skincare regimen, and this basic but essential product sets the stage for products that follow. Yet face washes are not one-size-fits-all, and it’s important to <a href="/en/skin-smarts/skincare-tips-advice/what-skin-type-do-i-have">know your specific skin type</a> so you can choose the formula that gives your skin the ingredients it needs while helping to avoid unwanted side effects.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p>Oily skin is caused by an excessive production of sebum. However, by choosing a moisturizer and cleanser for oily skin that are formulated to help restore the skin's barrier, you can keep excess oil at bay and achieve healthy, more balanced skin.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p><a href="/en/skincare/combination-skin">Combination skin</a> is a type of skin that is dry in some areas and oily in others. In many cases, people with combination skin struggle to balance an oily T-zone (nose, chin and forehead) with dry skin on other areas of the face. To address these opposing forces, it helps to have a skincare routine that cleanses the excess oil without stripping the skin, while also hydrating the areas in need.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

While wearing a protective mask is critical to help stop the spread of Covid-19,¹ their prolonged use can cause an increase in skin problems.²

Skincare tips & advice

As children grow and hormone levels rise, the teenage body reacts to change – and so does the skin. One common occurrence is acne. While acne can happen at any stage of life, it usually begins around the teenage years, with about 85 percent of people ages 12-24 experiencing at least minor acne.¹ Though everyone may have an occasional pimple or two, acne can be a chronic condition that goes far beyond that – characterized by multiple whiteheads, blackheads, pimples or even painful cysts.² Following a proper skincare routine can help teens keep their skin clear.

Skincare tips & advice

<p>Oily skin can be caused by genetics, weather, stress, hormones and washing too often or washing with a harsh cleanser that strips the skin of oils—causing the sebaceous glands to increase oil production. Regardless of why your skin is oily, with a skincare routine designed specifically for oily skin, you can achieve fresh, healthy, balanced skin.</p>