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Acne

Frequent breakouts, clogged pores

Oily

Excess sebum, shiny appearance

Albinistic

Very light skin due to lack of melanin

Dehydrated

Lacks water, can be oily or dry, feels tight

Dry

Tight, flaky, sometimes rough texture

Dry-to-Oily Combination

Oily T-zone with dry or normal cheeks

Eczema-Prone

Dry, itchy, inflamed patches

Freckled

Small, flat, brown spots from sun exposure

Hyperpigmented

Darker patches due to excess melanin

Hypopigmented

Lighter patches due to loss of pigment

Mature

Shows signs of aging, like wrinkles and loss of elasticity

Melanin-Rich

Darker skin tones, more melanin, unique needs

Normal

Balanced, not too oily or dry

Normal-to-Oily Combination

Oily T-zone with dry or normal cheeks

Pigmented

Prone to hyperpigmentation, dark spots

Psoriasis-Prone

Scaly, red plaques

Rosacea-Prone

Redness, inflammation, visible blood vessels

Sensitive

Easily irritated, reacts to products or environment

Sun-Damaged

Leathery texture, dark spots, wrinkles

Textured

Uneven surface, bumps or rough patches

Vitiligo

Patchy loss of pigment

Undertone - Cool

Skin with a cool undertone shows hints of pink, red, or bluish hues. It often burns more easily in the sun, and veins may appear blue or purple.

Undertone - Neutral

Skin with a neutral undertone shows a balanced mix of warm and cool hues, without leaning strongly in either direction. Veins may appear blue-green.

Undertone - Olive

Skin with an olive undertone has subtle green or grayish hues layered over a naturally warm base. Veins can appear green, and the skin often tans easily.

Undertone - Yellow

Skin with a yellow undertone features warm, golden, or honey-like hues. Veins may appear greenish, and the skin typically tans rather than burns.