If skin care is a journey, to start it off right, you first need to know where you're going. That is, you need to know your skin.
But let's be honest—sometimes definitions like "dry," "oily," or "combination" aren't enough. Because skin types aren't fixed; skin changes behavior when the weather changes, the season changes, stress increases, or even when sleep is reduced.
That's why at Relance, we formulate our products not just based on skin type labels, but also based on skin behaviors and needs . So, which product is suitable for whom in which situation? Let's take a look together.
1. Dry and Dehydrated Skin: Those Who Want Support
Dry skin often looks dull, can be flaky, and has trouble applying makeup. But the real problem isn't moisture, but rather an inability to retain it.
In this case, ingredients that repair the skin barrier and keep water in come into play.
Relance suggestion:
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Moisturizers containing hyaluronic acid
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Reconstructing the protective lipid layer on the skin with ceramide and squalene- supported products
These ingredients not only provide moisture but also prevent that moisture from evaporating.
2. Oily and Acne-Prone Skin: Those Who Want to Balance
Oily skin is often thought to be “gone with cleansers”, but the problem is not just excess oil; the seborrheic balance is disrupted.
Cleaning too harshly or using alcohol-based products can, on the contrary, cause more sebum production in this skin.
Relance suggestion:
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Gentle gel cleansers , SLS-free
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Ingredients such as Niacinamide that regulate sebum and reduce the appearance of pores
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Fragrance-free, oil-free and non-comedogenic moisturizers
In this way, it is possible to establish balance without suffocating the skin.
3. Mixed Skin: Those Seeking Regional Solutions
Combination skin is like the middle child of the skincare world:
Oily on one side, dry on the other; the forehead and nose are shiny, while the cheeks feel tight. The most common mistake is using a single product for the entire skin.
Relance suggestion:
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A lightweight moisturizer for your morning routine
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Balancing the T-zone with niacinamide serum in the evenings
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Calming products with ingredients that support the skin barrier but do not make it oily
For combination skin, it's important to choose products based on local sensitivity rather than "piling on" them . Relance formulas provide care without disrupting this balance.
4. Sensitive and Reactive Skin: Those Who Want Protection
If your skin is red, easily irritated, or feels stinging or burning after applying many products—yes, you probably have sensitive skin.
The key word here is “minimalism.” The shorter the ingredient list, the gentler the product can be.
Relance suggestion:
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Fragrance-free , alcohol-free cleaners
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Skin-soothing ingredients such as panthenol, allantoin, centella asiatica
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Multi-purpose products that provide cleaning and moisturizing in one step
Relance's clean formula approach cares for sensitive skin without straining the skin barrier.
5. Normal Skin: Those Who Want to Be Protected with Support
Even if you say, “I have no problems,” that doesn't mean it will stay that way forever.
Normal skin is in balance, but maintaining this balance requires proper care. The key is to continue nourishing the skin without disrupting its rhythm.
Relance suggestion:
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Lightweight daytime moisturizer
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Serums with basic antioxidant content
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Supporting skin with simplicity by avoiding overly active ingredients
Skin type is just a starting point. The key is to listen to what your skin is telling you day by day and act accordingly.
That's why Relance products are designed not according to boxes, but according to the skin's dynamics. Each formula is free of excess and focused on real needs.
Whether dry, oily, combination or sensitive...
Whatever your skin craves, Relance is there. Quietly, gently, and precisely.