1. How does your skin feel a few hours after cleansing?

• A: Tight and dry
• B: Comfortable and balanced
• C: Shiny, especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose, chin)
• D: Dry in some areas, oily in others
• E: Sensitive, sometimes irritated

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2. How often do you experience breakouts?

• A: Rarely
• B: Occasionally, mostly due to stress or hormones
• C: Frequently
• D: Occasionally, usually in oily areas
• E: Breakouts often happen alongside redness or irritation

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3. What describes your skin’s appearance?

• A: Flaky, rough patches
• B: Smooth, even
• C: Very shiny or greasy
• D: Shiny in some spots, dull or dry in others
• E: Red, blotchy, sensitive

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4. How does your skin react to new skincare products?

• A: Fine, but sometimes feels even drier
• B: No reaction, products absorb well
• C: Products feel greasy or heavy
• D: Some products cause dryness in spots
• E: Very easily irritated, stinging or burning

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5. How does your skin feel in different climates (cold, humid, hot)?

• A: Always dry, worse in cold
• B: Generally stable, minor changes
• C: Oily in humid weather, greasy in heat
• D: Oily in humidity, dry in winter
• E: Sensitive to any change, reacts easily

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Results

Mostly A’s — Dry Skin
Your skin tends to feel tight, rough, or flaky. You might need richer moisturizers and gentle, hydrating cleansers.

Mostly B’s — Normal (Balanced) Skin
Your skin is well-balanced, not too oily or too dry. A simple, consistent skincare routine keeps you glowing.

Mostly C’s — Oily Skin
Your skin often feels greasy and is prone to clogged pores or breakouts. Lightweight, non-comedogenic products are your best friends.

Mostly D’s — Combination Skin
You have a mix — usually an oily T-zone and drier cheeks. Targeted skincare for different areas may help.

Mostly E’s — Sensitive Skin
Your skin reacts easily to products, weather, or stress. Look for soothing, hypoallergenic skincare with minimal ingredients.