It is not easy to get oil on your face in winter, but it is easy to dry after washing, without frost marks, and it is only when it is hot in summer. What kind of skin does it belong to?

Dry in winter and oily in summer, which is a typical mixed skin.

It's easy to judge your skin. Snails can give you a reference and a comparison.

1. The skin feels delicate and elastic, and it is not greasy, but it dries when the weather turns cold, and sometimes it is shiny in summer, more resistant to sunlight and insensitive to external stimuli. Fortunately, you have neutral skin. Generally speaking, there will be no problem. At most, you have a small amount of oil and fine pores.

2. The skin looks very delicate, but when the seasons change, it becomes dry and peeling, prone to wrinkles and spots, and there are few acne and acne, which will have a rough feeling to the touch. Then you have dry skin. Gently press the skin with your index finger and fine lines will appear.

3. The face is often shiny, with thick pores, rough skin and thick cortex, which is prone to acne and wrinkles. You have oily skin. Spots and blackheads that appear from time to time will bother you.

4. The forehead, the bridge of the nose and the jaw are shiny, and it is easy to grow acne, and the rest parts are dry. This is mixed skin.

5. The skin is thin, naturally fragile and inelastic. When the seasons change or it is cold and hot, the skin is red and prone to small papules, and the capillaries are shallow and easy to break, forming small red filaments. This is a typical sensitive skin.