Extremely dry skin shows signs of cracking and fissuring. In more severe cases, itching and burning may occur. It may lack elasticity, with accentuated fine lines and wrinkles. The skin appears dull, especially on the cheeks and around the eyes.
Dry: Characterized by a lack of moisture in its corneous layer, dry skin results in tightness and even flaking. It occurs more often in men than in women, and it predominantly affects adolescents and younger persons. Oily skin is prone to blackheads and other blemishes. It is shiny and thick, often with enlarged pores. Oily: Skin of this type is characterized by an increased amount of lipids on the skin surface due to overactive sebaceous glands. Normal skin is often found in young persons. Sebum production, moisture content, keratinisation and desquamation are well-balanced. 
There are no visible blemishes, greasy patches or flaky areas.
Normal: This skin type displays a smooth texture and a rosy, clear surface, with fine pores. The four most common skin types used in the cosmetic/skin care industry are: Skin type is the description of how and why your skin looks, feels and behaves as it does. Skin conditions are also determined from genetics, as well as hormones and environmental factors. Skin types are determined mostly from genetics and the size of the sebaceous gland. For a professional to accurately diagnose their client’s skin type and condition, they must fully understand the basics: the basics of how skin functions, what is going on in the live layers of the skin, and if the conditions you are seeing are from self-inflicted bad habits.
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