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Actium Plus Depimax Serum 30ml
₹ 2,000
Actium Plus ACTI-C Fluid 50ml
₹ 2,500
Sesderma Azelac Ru Liposomal Serum 30ml
₹ 2,650
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₹ 2,000
Sesderma K-VIT Anti-Dark Circle Serum 30ml
₹ 2,600
Sesderma Sophieskin BB Cream Facial Sunscreen SPF 50 (50ml)
₹ 1,600
Sesderma C-Vit5 Liposomal Serum 30ml
₹ 4,800
Dermavive Hydra Cleanser 120ml
₹ 1,000
Neutriderm Moisturising Lotion Vitamin E 125ml
₹ 1,000
Neutriderm Pre-makeup Skincare Combo 2
₹ 2,300
Neutriderm Pre-makeup Skincare Combo 120 + 125 ml
₹ 2,000
Sesderma Hidroquin Whitening Gel 50ml
₹ 3,550

The Balancing Act: A Guide to Conquering Combination Skin


For many of us, the quest for the perfect skincare routine feels like searching for a mythical creature – elusive and frustrating. But fear not, fellow travelers on this path, for you’re likely, not alone! Combination skin, a blend of oily and dry patches, is a surprisingly common foe. It can leave you battling shine in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) while simultaneously wrestling with flaky cheeks. But fret no more, for with the right knowledge and approach, you can tame this beast and achieve a balanced, radiant complexion.

Understanding Your Combination of Skin


Combination skin arises when your sebaceous glands (oil producers) function unevenly across your face. Genetics, hormones, and even environmental factors can all play a role in this uneven distribution. The result? An oily T-zone is prone to breakouts and dry cheeks that crave hydration.


Do’s and Don’ts for Combination Skin Warriors

Must Do’s


Clean twice daily with a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser. Harsh cleansers can strip away natural oils, worsening dryness.
Exfoliate 1-2 times a week to remove dead skin cells and prevent clogged pores in the oily areas. Opt for chemical exfoliants with AHAs (like glycolic acid) or BHAs (like salicylic acid) for gentle yet effective action.
Moisturize daily, but choose wisely. Look for lightweight, oil-free moisturizers with hyaluronic acid for deep hydration without greasiness. Apply a richer moisturizer to dry areas if needed.


Must Avoid’s


Using hot water for washing can be bad for skin instead opt for lukewarm water to avoid irritating your skin.
Do not scrub harshly! This can damage your skin and worsen irritation.
Do not forget to apply sunscreen! Sun damage can worsen uneven skin tone and contribute to dryness. Choose a non-comedogenic sunscreen (which won’t clog pores) labeled SPF 30 or higher.


Ingredient Allies for Combination Skin


1. Hyaluronic Acid (HA)


This magic molecule is a humectant, attracting and holding onto moisture like a tiny sponge. This is a game-changer for dry patches in combination skin. HA comes in various molecular weights, with lower weights penetrating deeper for intense hydration and higher weights forming a protective barrier on the skin’s surface. Look for serums or lightweight moisturizers containing HA for a plump, dewy look without the greasiness.

Some of the dermatologists recommended Hyaluronic acid products in Iberia are-
Actium Plus EAU Night Sleeping Masque treats your skin overnight and boasts a unique blend of ingredients like hyaluronic acid for deep hydration and melatonin to boost collagen production, aiming to leave your skin feeling plump, supple, and radiant. With continued use, it promises to tackle wrinkles, balance oil production, and even gently exfoliate for a brighter complexion.

Actium Plus Hydrapure B5 Serum contains ingredients that address the specific needs of combination skin. The five types of hyaluronic acid deliver intense hydration to combat dryness, while Panthenol soothes and repairs the skin. This duo can help tame flakiness in drier areas. The oily T-zone, serum regulates sebum production with vitamins and fatty acids, potentially minimizing enlarged pores. Overall, it aims to provide a well-balanced approach for combination skin, offering deep hydration and nourishment while potentially keeping oiliness in check.


2. Niacinamide


This superstar ingredient wears many hats. It helps regulate oil production by targeting sebum-producing enzymes in the skin. This translates to less shine in the T-zone and a reduction in the appearance of enlarged pores. Niacinamide also boasts anti-inflammatory properties, calming redness and irritation. Additionally, it can improve skin texture and barrier function, making it a true all-rounder for combination skin.

Isispharma Neotone Intensive Body Lotion can be a valuable ally for those with combination skin struggling with hyperpigmentation. While its core function targets dark spots and uneven tone, it caters to both oily and dry areas. The lightweight, non-greasy formula absorbs quickly without leaving residue, perfect for oily patches. Shea butter provides deep hydration for dry areas, while Niacinamide promotes skin renewal and a radiant look. This combination helps achieve a healthy, balanced canvas without compromising on addressing hyperpigmentation.

Sesderma’s Sesmahal B3 Niacinamide Liposomal Serum is designed to address the specific challenges of combination skin. The key ingredient, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), helps regulate sebum production, targeting oiliness in the T-zone. This can lead to minimized pores and a mattified complexion. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly and won’t clog pores while offering benefits for drier areas. It promotes even skin tone and reduces redness, it aims to create a smoother, more balanced appearance. Overall, this serum promises to combat the specific concerns of combination skin, offering oil control and a radiant glow.


3. Salicylic Acid (BHA)


Unlike AHAs that work on the surface, BHAs are lipophilic, meaning they’re oil-soluble. This allows them to penetrate deeper into clogged pores, dissolving sebum and dead skin cells that can lead to breakouts. Salicylic acid is a gentle yet effective exfoliant, perfect for keeping the oily T-zone clear without over-drying the skin. Opt for low-concentration leave-on products or targeted spot treatments containing BHA.

Acglicolic S Cleansing Wipes are great for combination skin. While tempting due to its anti-acne and anti-aging properties, it’s specifically designed for oily and acne-prone skin. The key ingredients, glycolic and salicylic acids, are excellent for tackling excess oil and breakouts. However, these strong exfoliants could be too harsh for drier areas of combination skin, potentially irritating. If your combination skin leans more oily, these wipes could be effective. But, if you have dry patches, it might be safe to choose their Acglicolic Classic Gel Cream or Moisturizing Cream, formulated for normal/mixed and dry skin types, respectively.


4. Tea Tree Oil


This natural extract is a powerhouse for blemish-prone skin. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to fight acne-causing bacteria and reduce redness. Tea tree oil can be drying, so it’s best used as a spot treatment on blemishes in the T-zone. Remember, a little goes a long way – dilute tea tree oil with a carrier oil like jojoba oil before applying it topically to avoid irritation.


5. Squalane


This lightweight oil mimics the skin’s natural sebum, providing excellent hydration without clogging pores. It’s a perfect moisturizer for combination skin, leaving a non-greasy, silky finish.

One of the best products to combat oily parts could certainly be Sensyses Sebum Cleanser, specifically formulated for oily and acne-prone skin, it might be worth considering for combination skin as well, depending on the severity of your oily T-zone. It boasts ingredients that target excess sebum, a major concern for oily areas. However, it goes beyond just oil control. The calming and barrier-reinforcing properties could be beneficial for dry patches of combination skin. The key is to be mindful during application. Focus on the oilier areas like the T-zone and avoid harsh rubbing on drier cheeks. If you find it too dry, it might be best to use a separate, gentler cleanser for the drier areas and reserve Sensyses Sebum for targeted cleansing of the oily T-zone.


6. Ceramides


These lipids are essential components of the skin barrier. Using products with ceramides helps strengthen and repair the skin barrier, which in turn helps retain moisture and prevent dryness, especially beneficial for dry patches.

Conclusion


Taming combination skin can feel like a constant battle, but with the right knowledge and targeted products, you can achieve a healthy, balanced complexion. Remember, consistency is key! Experiment to find the perfect combination of cleansers, serums, and moisturizers that address both your dry and oily areas. Don’t be afraid to consult a dermatologist for personalized advice. Embrace the journey, and soon you’ll be basking in the confidence that comes with radiant, balanced skin.

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