Moisturizers for Combo Skin

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callitbeauty D.

Dec 5, 2011

callitbeauty D.

I feel like my skin type has changed every year for the last 3 years... Originally it was normal/combination. The next year, it was dry and suuuper sensitive. Now, it's dry/combination. Which means that I have to, once again, update my skincare regimen.

Don't get me wrong, I love trying new skincare... But getting to the point where you have a solid routine going on can be quite tedious. So I thought I'd get some help regarding moisturizing.

If you have dry/combo or just combo skin, what is your favourite moisturizer?

-- Dani
http://callitbeauty.blogspot.com/

Samantha G.

Dec 5, 2011

Samantha G.

my skin is combination and i love cetaphil's moisturizer (in the big tub). i had an issue with a cleanser that left me with two dry strips of skin on my temples that felt like leather. after i finished my perscription lotion, my dr recommended cetaphil. it's thick, so if your skin is ungodly dry, you can use a lot and get a deep moisturizer but it doesn't do awful things to my oily spots either.

the cleanser is good too by the way. i use the normal to oily skin but i know they make one for dry skin as well. it gets off all of my make up and doesnt' dry me out at all

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