Acne-prone skin is characterized by blemishes, oily texture, and sensitivity, often experiencing recurrent breakouts and potential scarring.

Dehydrated skin lacks proper moisture and appears dry, rough, and tight. It can feel dull, show fine lines and wrinkles more prominently, and may be prone to sensitivity and flakiness.

Aging skin shows visible signs of wrinkles, sagging, and loss of elasticity due to decreased collagen and elastin production.

Redness and irritated skin typically result from inflammation and sensitivity. It can manifest as a flushed appearance, blotchy patches, or even visible blood vessels. Causes include various factors such as allergies, sunburn, rosacea, or using harsh skincare products.

Enlarged or visibly prominent pores. This condition is often more noticeable in areas such as the nose, chin, and cheeks. Factors contributing to enlarged pores include excess sebum production, aging, and sun damage.

Dull or pigmented face describes skin that lacks radiance, appears uneven in tone, and may have dark spots or discoloration. This can be caused by factors such as dead skin cell buildup, sun damage, or hormonal changes.