Skin Types

If you will learn about your skin and its needs, you can keep it young with a long treatment program targeted.
The skin is rich in nerve endings that allow you to feel the heat, cold, touch, pain, light and taste. It's composed of two layers: a thin and outermost called epidermis, and an inner and much more thick called the dermis. The dermis contains collagen and elastin, making the skin smooth and firm and give it a healthy look.
The skin has a monthly cycle: new cells are formed at the base of the epidermis and take about a month to reach the surface and then fall off.
Children have a flawless skin, soft, smooth and hydrated, which remains fresh and clean with just a quick wash. But when you grow up, the skin changes and to protect it takes more time and dedication. Becomes subject to hormonal changes and is influenced by the climate and the environment, from what you eat and health conditions.
In the following post you will find out which of the five different types - oily, sensitive, dry, normal or mixed - part of your skin and what treatments are best suited to you.
Your skin may change at any time, so please check regularly every month its health and possibly suitable treatment.