Skincare That Matches Your Skin: A Customized Approach

Your skin isn’t one-size-fits-all, and your skincare shouldn’t be either. Whether you’re oily, dry, sensitive, or combination, choosing the right ingredients and rituals can make all the difference.

Here are three simple strategies to help you understand your skin and choose what it actually needs.

1. Know Your Type

Start by understanding your skin’s baseline behavior.
Is it tight by noon? Shiny by lunch? Breaking out and flaky all at once? Your daily patterns reveal more than you think.

What to look for:

• Oily: Shine in the T-zone, larger pores, occasional breakouts.

• Dry: Tightness, dullness, flaking, especially after cleansing.

• Combination: Oily T-zone but dry cheeks.

• Sensitive: Redness, stinging, or reacting to common products.

Tip: Wash your face, wait 30 minutes with no products, and observe. That’s your base type.

2. Build a Match-Not-Max Routine

Skip the 10-step overload. Match your skin’s actual needs.
Using too many products—or the wrong ones—can overwhelm your skin barrier.

Key pairings:

• Oily skin: Gentle gel cleanser, oil-free hydrator, lightweight SPF.

• Dry skin: Cream cleanser, hyaluronic serum, ceramide-rich moisturizer.

• Sensitive skin: Fragrance-free everything, calming ingredients like oat and chamomile.

Try this: Glo Skin Beauty has targeted systems built by skin type, making it easy to shop smart.

3. Adjust Seasonally

Your skin shifts with the weather—your routine should too.
What works in January might not fly in July.

When to pivot:

• Summer: Swap to lighter textures, prioritize SPF, exfoliate gently.

• Winter: Add hydration layers, protect with richer creams.

Bonus: Skin acting up? It might be the season—not your products. Track changes to spot patterns.

Using These Together

Understanding your skin is the foundation. The right products amplify your glow—without irritation or confusion.

Pro tip: Come in for a Skin Type Discovery Session. We’ll cleanse, assess, and guide you to the best-fit Glo products for your needs.

Worth Noting

Overwhelmed by options? You don’t need a shelf full. You need a system that serves you.

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