Dry Skin:
Flaky, chapped, tight or itchy skin
found anywhere on the body,
where skin is lacking moisture.

Oily Skin:
Skin is shiny, often with large pores,
and oil buildup is often noticed
throughout the day.

Acneic Skin:
Swollen, red and irritated blemishes, often
found on the face, neck, back or chest
where dead skin cells can build up.

Rosacea:
Characterized by flushing on the face or neck,
initially occurring only occasionally, but
often becoming a chronic condition.

Eczema and Psoriasis:
Categorized by extreme itchiness, redness
dryness or silvery scales found anywhere
on the body, including the scalp.

Dark Circles:
Dark areas under the eyes,
often giving the appearance
of being tired.

Wrinkles and Anti-aging:
A lack of collagen causes
skin to gradually crease
and sag with age.

Breakouts and Blackheads:
A buildup of dead skin cells can
fill or block pores, resulting in either
dark colored pores, or pustules.

Bumps:
Small patches of acne-like bumps
(red or white), commonly on the arms,
legs or buttocks.

Brown Spots:
Skin discolorations that appear with age,
often due to sun exposure, and commonly
found on face or back of hands.