Skin-type routines
Consistent routines work better than long ones. Each sequence is matched to dry, oily, combination, or reactive skin, with sensible layering and gradual introduction of actives.
Dry skin
Morning: a gentle cream cleanser, a hydrating serum, then a rich moisturizer to seal. Evening: cleanse, apply a barrier-supporting cream, and skip harsh exfoliants.
Weekly: one gentle hydrating mask. Introduce any active slowly and watch how the skin feels over several days.
Oily skin
Morning: a light gel cleanser, a lightweight water-based serum, then an oil-free moisturizer. Evening: a second cleanse if you wore sunscreen or makeup, followed by a lightweight treatment.
Weekly: a clay or purifying mask once or twice, keeping the rest of the routine calm.
Combination skin
Morning: a balanced gel cleanser, a serum suited to both oily and dry areas, then a light moisturizer, adding richer cream only where the skin feels dry.
Evening: cleanse, layer a targeted treatment on the drier zones, and keep the T-zone simple. Weekly: a gentle exfoliant at most once.
Reactive skin
Morning: a mild, fragrance-free cleanser, a simple hydrating serum, then a calming moisturizer and daily sunscreen. Evening: keep to a short, familiar sequence.
Introduce one new product at a time, waiting a couple of weeks before adding another. If irritation persists, speak with a qualified professional.
Layering order
Water-based products that are thinnest go on first, letting each layer absorb before the next. Richer creams close the routine, so the skin keeps what you applied.
Start with a clean base suited to your skin type.
Apply the thinnest, water-based layer to damp or dry skin.
Add targeted products once the serum has absorbed.
Finish with the richest layer to seal in hydration.
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