Do You Consider Yourself Normal Skin Type?

by | Dec 6, 2020 | Blog | 0 comments

Pic of a girl touching her chin with left hand
Under strict and early detections, You’re considered NORMAL skin type if:
 
1. Your skin shines without the need of moisturisers—no trace of dullness or matted-ness.
 
2. Your skin forms a film and illuminates. Seem waterproof enough to flow like droplets on a treated car windscreen.
 
3. You do not have ageing or sunspots, inborn freckles or any blemishes.
 
4. Your skin does not experience itch or allergy at any point in time regardless of the season.
 
5. Your pores are seemingly smaller and tighter.
 
6. Your skin does not experience sunburnt or darken easily under hot sun activities.
 
7. Your scars (depending on the severity) or mosquito bites recover very quickly within 5-28 days without the aid of vitamin E cream or any cream application.
 
8. You never seem to get tan regardless of how you sunbath and recover within days.
 
9. You drink more than 1.8L – 2L of plain water and your body don’t feel heated up under normal circumstances.
 
10. You do not have digestive issues and pick on food.  A seemingly good digestive system and good #chewyourfood habits that promote better immunity with cell nourished. The skin would naturally be in its optimal condition.
 
11. You haven’t seen a trace of wrinkles or sagging on your face or body.
 
12. Under broad daylight, your hands and feet are just as moisturised as your face. Observed with lesser wrinkles.
 
13. Experience no dryness on the heels, wrinkled toes and cracked line on the tongue.
 
14. Etc…
 
 
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