WNHO Institute of Cosmetology & amp; Skin Care. Courses Skin analysis WhatsApp 9604715783. 1) Normal skin (PH 5.5 to 5.6) This type of skin is relatively, unfortunately, rather rare. It is balanced between dry and oily skin but tends to go drier as years go by. The normal skin is firm with a good muscle tone. It is soft and smooth and has a healthy colour. The pores are tight, and the skin tends to have a translucent glow. 2)DRY SKIN A lack of lubrication is caused by an under secretion of sebum from the sebaceous glands. The dry skin can also become dehydrated due to a lack of moisture content. Fine lines around the eyes and mouth can easily recognize this skin condition. The skin is often rough and flaky on the nose and cheeks. The creepiness of the throat is characteristic. Those with dry skin are spared the problem of acne and spots, but as they get older, the lack of skin lubrication and moisture dehydration can lead the early wrinkles and loss of elasticity. 3) SENSITIVE AND ALLERGIC SKIN This skin is excellent in texture and usually has a tendency to broken capillaries on the cheek and sides of the nose, where the skin is tightly drawn and very thin It shows a great tendency to become blotchy or break out in rashes after too severe treatment or irritation through vital preparations Very sensitive to cold, heat and wind. 4)MATURED SKIN This skin shows the characteristics of dry skin, but to a greater extent, they may look very parched, saggy, and dehydrated if no skin care has been practiced during the younger years. There has been negligence in proper cleansing and nourishing and poor diet. The matured skin is deeply lined and loose due to lack of moisture and over-relaxed facial and throat muscles. 5)OILY SKIN Oily skin is coarser and thicker than the other types and has a greater tendency to develop open pores, blackheads, and pimples. These appear especially around the nose and chin. They are generally caused by the sebaceous glands being clogged, which is caused by sluggish circulation. The dilated pores give the skin an orange peel-like appearance due to the excessive sebum production, which prevents the pores from closing. 6)COMBINATION OF SKIN The skin is quite common and is rather challenging to treat It is usually characterized by an oily center panel or T- zone, with pores and slight oiliness in these areas. Sometimes spots appear in these areas, as well as clogged pores and blackheads. The cheeks and areas and throat are often quite dry. Skin Type Sensitivity Reaction to sun Example I Sensitivity Always burns, never tans Red Haired, freckled II Sensitivity Always burns, minimal tan Fair skinned, blue eyed III Sensitivity Burns moderately, tans gradually Darker Caucasians, Indians IV Normal Burns minimally, Always Tans Mediterranean, Indians V Normal Rarely burns, Tans profusely Middle Eastern, Latin, American, Indians VI Insensitive Never burns, deeply pigmented Negroid, Indians SKIN ANALYSIS Name: Date: Age: Sex: Chief complaints: Duration: Current medication: Any other: Examination: Skin type: EXAMINATION OF FACE: Texture: Pores: Pigmentation: Hair: Muscle tone: WRINKLES: Static/Dynamic Horizontal lines: Frown: Crow’s feet: Facial grooves: WARTS/SKIN TAGS/MOLES: