Skin types are classified into three main categories: normal, oily and dry. Skin conditions develop
over time and can apply to all three skin types leading to the many combinations that make
everyone's skin unique. The most common skin conditions are dehydration, sensitivity,
pigmentation, aging and acne vulgaris.
We have categorized Nuvo products into 5 groups for your conveniece, please read the descriptions
of each category to better determine which products are the most suitable for you. Also please feel
free to contact us anytime with any questions or concerns you may have.
over time and can apply to all three skin types leading to the many combinations that make
everyone's skin unique. The most common skin conditions are dehydration, sensitivity,
pigmentation, aging and acne vulgaris.
We have categorized Nuvo products into 5 groups for your conveniece, please read the descriptions
of each category to better determine which products are the most suitable for you. Also please feel
free to contact us anytime with any questions or concerns you may have.
Dry and Dehydrated Skin
tends to be dehydrated. Its lack of oil
diminishes its natural barrier against moisture
loss. Dry skin is characterized as very fine
overly delicate and thin. In dry skin pores are
almost invisible. The skin also tends to wrinkle
easily and is often filled with tiny superficial
lines.
tends to be dehydrated. Its lack of oil
diminishes its natural barrier against moisture
loss. Dry skin is characterized as very fine
overly delicate and thin. In dry skin pores are
almost invisible. The skin also tends to wrinkle
easily and is often filled with tiny superficial
lines.
| Oily and Combination Skin can be recognized by its shiny, thick and firm appearance. Pores look enlarged, the complexion tends to look dirty and neglected, occasionally with blemishes on the chin or the forehead area and feels oily to the touch. |
Normal Skin
looks soft, moist, plump and dewy and has a
healthy glow and color. It has a fine texture and
there are no visible wrinkles, fine lines or open
pores. The best example of normal skin is that
of children from birth usually until puberty.
looks soft, moist, plump and dewy and has a
healthy glow and color. It has a fine texture and
there are no visible wrinkles, fine lines or open
pores. The best example of normal skin is that
of children from birth usually until puberty.
| Aging Skin can be recognized by its poor elasticity, lack of normal firmness and sagging. It suffers an accentuation of lines and wrinkles as a result of increased dryness and dehydration caused by skin thinning and reduced oil gland activity. The complexion looks withered and assumes an "old ivory" shade as melarlin production diminishes. The aging skin looses elasticity, is unable to regulate water and renewal process. |
Sensitive Skin
Sensitivity reactions are very complex and
depending on the individual experiencing them.
Because the chemical composition of each
person's skin varies, this might be sufficient for
one person to react sensitively to an ingredient
while another may not. Climate, ambient
pollution levels and the like also combine with
the skin's own chemistry. This can produce a
chemical reaction leading to a sensitivity by the
skin, that manifests itself as redness, itching
and burning.
Sensitivity reactions are very complex and
depending on the individual experiencing them.
Because the chemical composition of each
person's skin varies, this might be sufficient for
one person to react sensitively to an ingredient
while another may not. Climate, ambient
pollution levels and the like also combine with
the skin's own chemistry. This can produce a
chemical reaction leading to a sensitivity by the
skin, that manifests itself as redness, itching
and burning.
| All Skin Types specific skin needs, there also are products that are gentle and effective for the majority of skin conditions. These products provide moisture and nourishment to suit the skin needs of all kinds. |
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