Daily Essentials Regenerating Night Cream
50 ML
What are the features of combination skin?
Combination skin refers to the skin in the T-zone, which includes the forehead, skin and nose which is typically oilier than other areas. The cheeks on the other hand, are normal to dry.
What are the features of combination skin?
Combination skin consists of two skin types: normal to dry skin and oily, blemished skin. The skin in the T-zone, which includes the forehead, skin and nose, is oilier than other areas. It shines and tends to develop impurities, as the sebaceous glands in this area of the face are especially active. The cheeks, on the other hand, are normal to dry. Skin care products that is specifically for combination skin will help promote the restoration of the skin’s own moisture balance.
Will you always have combination skin?
Combination skin occurs mainly when you are young. The individual skin areas gradually adjust to each other throughout your life.
Restore your skin’s balance
Balancing act no. 1: cleansing
Your daily skin cleansing poses a particular challenge: the T-zone needs to be gently cleared of oil, to avoid blackheads and spots, whilst the drier skin areas must not lose any moisture. Refreshing Facial Wash Gel from NIVEA is ideal for this.
It’s important that you do not cleanse your skin more than twice a day – once in the morning and once at night is enough. Otherwise, the sensitive skin areas will dry out even more. Tip: use a gentle wash gel. It will cleanse thoroughly and prevent irritation. Afterwards, tone the sebaceous T-zone in particular with a light facial toner. Everyday Essentials Light Moisturising Cream helps maintain the skin’s natural moisture balance.
Balancing act no. 2: care
Care for combination skin by making sure that the areas with oily skin are not made too greasy, and the dry areas are treated with plenty of moisture.
Tip: make sure you use a light cream with a low oil content and apply it more sparingly to the forehead, nose and chin. It is essential that the cream has a moisturising effect but is light at the same time. Of course, you can use the same cream for both zones.
Tip: make sure you use a light cream with a low oil content and apply it more sparingly to the forehead, nose and chin. It is essential that the cream has a moisturising effect but is light at the same time. Of course, you can use the same cream for both zones.
Here’s how combination skin changes over the seasons
Combination skin in winter
Due to the air from heating systems in winter, the skin tends to be dry. Your skin needs extra protection and moisture at this time.
Combination skin in summer
In summer, the shiny area of combination skin is highlighted. When it comes to your skincare, you should always bear in mind that the skin changes with the seasons. Never forget to apply sun protection in summer!
Make-up for combination skin
Does your make-up struggle to last a day without having to be reapplied in between? That’s one of the features of combination skin. The T-zone between the forehead, nose and chin quickly starts to become shiny. Find out which make-up is right for combination skin and how to keep your complexion looking radiant for the whole day.
Create the right foundation
Use a day cream as the basis for your make-up. It could even contain discreet colour pigments. When choosing a foundation, make sure it is oil-free. Otherwise, in the worst case, the pigments in your foundation could mix with the sebum, making your complexion look blotchy.
Tailor your make-up to your skin type
Oil-free make-up developed for blemished or shiny skin is best for combination skin. It will absorb any excess sebum and even small beads of sweat. To help your make-up hold more effectively, you can apply an oil-free gel underneath or on top of your foundation.
Set and matt
To help your make-up last longer, you can set it with powder. A pressed powder reduces the shine and has a matt effect. You can best conceal small blemishes with a mineral powder.