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Amanda V.

Nov 17, 2013

Amanda V.

Yes that does sound like combination. It's very important to moisturize with your skin type! Preferably something oil free or formulated for oily skin.

Symone B.

Nov 17, 2013

Symone B.

^ couldn't have said it better myself

Amanda V.

Nov 17, 2013

Amanda V.

Thanks Symone! Zaria, I use Cetaphil Oil Control Moisturizer and Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel.

Taylor R.

Nov 17, 2013

Taylor R.

I also have combination skin, and my dermatologist recommended CeraVe moisturizer. It works really well and they also have a really great face cleanser/wash!! You can buy the moisturizer at CVS. :)

Angel C.

Nov 17, 2013

Angel C.

You have combination skin. This is very tricky to care for however as you have acne, dryness and tightness. It's best to see a dermatologist or esthetician to get a full skin analysis and product recommendation.

You can also check out different product lines suited for combination skin, and then decide what sounds like a good choice for your skin. With combination skin it's trial and error honestly. I've dealt with this pretty much my whole life. I have very oily skin on my t-zone but dryness on my cheeks. I usually have to get a mattifier for my face during the day and then apply a nightcream at night to balance out the loss of moisture on my cheeks.

I hope you can find what suits your skin. A good toner would do you wonders. That's usually what I try to start with, and then a cleanser, moisturizer and treatment last. Good luck sweetie :)

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