Unlike skin type, a skin condition is a temporary or treatable issue that can change over time due to lifestyle, environment, or internal factors.
Even if you know your skin type, you may experience conditions such as acne, blackheads, blemish-prone areas, mature, pigmentation, enlarged pores, dryness, redness, or sensitivity. Some concerns, like sun damage, melasma, dark circles, or uneven skin tone, can appear due to external factors. Others, like menopausal skin changes, develop naturally over time.
For instance:
Someone with oily skin may still be suffering with dehydration.
A person with normal skin could develop pigmentation from sun exposure.
Those with sensitive skin might be prone to redness or irritation, particularly if using harsh actives.
By identifying your skin conditions, you can introduce targeted treatments without disrupting your skin’s natural balance — whether that’s a soothing serum for redness, an exfoliating treatment for congested skin, or a hydrating mask for dryness.