As you change and grow, so does your skin. Aging and environmental elements, such as sun, wind, pollution, and heating systems, all affect your skin type. Below you will find different skin types as well as definitions of those types that help you can use to determine your skin type. Your Arbonne Independant Consultant can also be of help in selecting the products that work best for you, right now.

Based on your skin's characterisitics select the category that applies:

Normal to Dry	NORMAL: Not too oily or dry, few blemishes, skin is firm and is generally smooth with small pores DRY: Due to sun and age, skin may lack natural oils. May look smooth with fine pores, few blackheads & blemishes
Normal to Oily	NORMAL: Not too oily or dry, few blemishes, skin is firm and is generally smooth with small pores OILY: Shiny and coarse, may have recurring blackheads and enlarged pores, often youthful-looking
Combination	Oily T-zone (forehead, nose & chin) Normal to dry around cheeks & throat Can be oily along chin, jaw, temples and dry elsewhere
Mature	Fine lines Loose, "crepe-like" appearance Loss of elasticity
Acne	Generally oily Blackheads and pimples Potential scarring & pitting
Sensitive	(Couperose): Extremely delicate Broken capillaries, veins and vessels beneath skin surface Should not be over stimulated
Men	Most skin types
Baby	Most skin types