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If you have combination skin, your skin produces more sebum in the T-zone – the forehead, nose and chin – than on the cheeks. This can cause shine and large pores in the centre of the face, while the cheeks may feel tight. Your skincare should therefore cleanse without drying out and moisturise without leaving a greasy feel. Read more in the guide how to care for combination skin.
Most people with combination skin do well with one light cream over the whole face. If your cheeks are very dry, you can apply a little extra cream there. The same applies to masks: use Clay Mask on the T-zone to keep it matte and cleanse the pores, and Moisturizing Mask on the cheeks to give them a moisture boost in 10 minutes. See all face masks.
In summer, the T-zone often becomes shinier, and in winter, the cheeks become dry from the cold and heat from radiators. Adjust your skincare accordingly: use a light cream and a clay mask when it is warm, and apply a moisturizing mask or an extra layer of cream to your cheeks when it is cold. Avoid cleansing too harshly to remove shine, as dry skin is easily irritated and can feel both tight and shiny. If you have both blemishes and dry areas, Cleansing Scrub can occasionally remove dead skin cells and leave skin smooth and soft.
All products here are vegan, almost all are dermatologically tested, and many are AllergyCertified and fragrance-free. If you want a routine tailored to your skin, find your routine.