Sometimes your oily skin can be a dry one

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Seems we all can identify the type of our skin.If it reacts to different products and often irritated and inflamed, it is a sensitive type.If the skin is often red and flaky, and feels very tight after shower, it is dry.If its plump, but oily to touch with visible pores and very often with blackheads, the skin is oily.If your skin is oily in T-zone( nose, chin and forehead areas), but dry and sensitive on cheeks, it is so called combination skin.However pretty often people tend to prescribe themselves those types they don`t have in fact.If you notice that your skin produce extra sebum, it doesn`t mean you need to wash it more often or more thoroughly or use harsh products which block producing of extra sebum.Sometimes it can be the sign of dehydration and because of all those oil-stripping face washers and toners, your skin has to produce more sebum in order to protect itself from overdrying. Every type of skin needs the moisture and mild cleanser.If you want to reduce sebum production, moisturise your skin with mild organic products, as aloe vera gel,rose water, natural cold-pressed oil, according to your type.Use gentle cleanser which can be cheakpea flour,honey, or organic soap, produced from natural oils.Treat your skin with care ,as if it is your baby and skin will thank you with glowing and healthy look!