Combination Skin + Complexion Focus + Pregnant

Combination skin is actually the most common skin type out there, and even our founder, Ashley Nordman, has this skin type herself! Combination skin means that the skin is a combination of both oily and normal/dry. What you'll notice is that you get oily in your T-zone (the chin, nose, sides of the nose, and between the eyebrows), but that you might get dry from time to time around places like your mouth. Combination skin can be a bit annoying at times. This is because, if you don't have the proper balance of oil and moisture, you'll notice that you can look greasy by 2pm or that your skin feels tight and dry if you are over-exfoliating.

When you look at your skin, you'll notice that your pores are visible in your T-zone, which makes sense as this is where you tend to have more oil. You may develop blackheads on your nose or chin easily, but not so much on your outer cheek area or forehead. The pores on your cheeks and forehead will appear more normal in size, as they don't create as much oil.

Most people with combination skin will think that they have oily skin, but in reality, they just need to focus on balancing that oil and moisture, to calm down the oil production in that pesky T-zone! Combination skin tends to tolerate products well, but it can also be a bit acne-prone, as things like hormones and stress can really boost oil production on areas such as the jawline, cheeks, and eyebrows.

For people with combination skin who want to target hyperpigmentation or uneven skin tones, we recommend our top-selling complexion bundle. These products are designed to reduce sun damage, melasma, and other pigment concerns through exfoliation, brightening agents, and powerful antioxidants that heal and protect the skin. The main focus of this regimen is to reduce hyperpigmentation, even the overall complexion, and protect the skin from future damage. Because retinol pads are not recommended for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, we have removed them from this bundle. When you are no longer pregnant or breastfeeding, you can incorporate them into your routine!