What face wash and moisturizer should I use for combination skin?

I am 23 and I have always had normal to oily skin until recently. All of a sudden the area around my eyebrows and my cheeks are very dry. I still break out on my chin once in a while. I've never had this problem before. I use Olay moisturizer everyday for combination skin but I think the problem is my facewash. What should I use? My skin just looks so unhealthy! Thanks.What face wash and moisturizer should I use for combination skin?
Cetaphil...use both face wash and the moisturizer. Almost every dermatologist you go to will recommend this brand. It works really well.What face wash and moisturizer should I use for combination skin?
I had used other Made from Earth skincare products before, and liked them, so figured I'd try the Vitamin Enhanced Moisturizer. I've been using it for about a month now, and really like it.





I was having issues with combination skin vs. dry windy winter weather, and this Made from Earth Vitamin Mo Report Abuse

You are young and since your face is changing, you'll probably have to try more than a few products until you find the right one.... my skin was always oily when i was younger and like you, it started to dry out in some areas once i hit the mid-twenties... you are changing my dear. Long gone is the teenage skin you were so used to. I'm now 35 and my nose area is still oily but the rest is dry. Continue with moisturizer always. For facewash, you might wanna try Cetaphil or the Neutrogena bar soap... although my skin is combination, I just buy the bar for Normal skin and it works nice.


You also stated that your face looks unhealthy- go get a microdermabrasion treatment (completely harmless). Facials are nice but dont have lasting effects. Microdermasbrasion will rid your skin of all the dull, flaky old skin that is making it look unhealthy and reveal new skin... about $55 but well worth it.


Plus, a little pampering is nice!
Try apricot cleanser from nutrimetic and it is advisable that you use hydrating mask as well. You can easily get them from watson or guardian. I have the same problem before and i use origin's hydrating mask.
Neutrogena has a new skin care line.


Skin id is what it's called.


I haven't used it but it looks like it's worth a try!


http://www.skinid.com/econsumer/clearski鈥?/a>
I would either try neutrogena or clinique, because i use both of those, but neutrogena is cheaper.