You May Have Dry Skin

Dry skin can affect any skin type. But when it comes to melanin-rich skin, dryness is often more prevalent. If you’ve noticed that your skin tends to lean towards the oily side, ashiness can still rear its ugly head. There may be several reasons, but getting ahead of the curve can keep dryness in the rearview.

According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, people with brown, black, or fair skin are more likely to experience dry skin than those with a medium complexion, i.e., those with Mediterranean ancestry. So, even if you’re trying to camouflage shiny grease as a recent glow-up, your skin may be experiencing an imbalance of sebum production. The good news is that you can take easy steps to alleviate symptoms of dry skin.

Here’s How.✨