Oily
If your skin begins to feel slick or look shiny shortly after washing it, or if you are prone to enlarged pores and regular breakouts, you have oily skin.

Combination to Oily
If your skin only gets oily at your forehead, nose, and chin (the T-zone), but stays relatively dry or balanced on your cheeks, you have combination-to-oily skin.

Combination to Dry
If your skin veers to the drier side, particularly at your cheeks, but is balanced or oily at your T-zone, you have combination-to-dry skin.

Dry
If your skin begins to feel dry and tight shortly after washing it, you have dry skin. Your skin may flake or have dry patches, but you likely experience few breakouts.

Mature
If your skin is showing visible signs of aging like lines and wrinkles, loss of firmness and elasticity, or age spots, you have mature skin. Your complexion may be oily, dry, or combination, but as time goes on, it also produces less collagen and turns over new surface cells more slowly.

Sensitive
If your skin often has rashes and bumps, or you feel a stinging sensation after applying conventional skincare, you have sensitive skin. Your complexion may be oily, dry, or combination, but reacts to new formulas and environments.