“What’s your best skincare routine?”
This quiz will determine your skin type and the best practices to care for it. The quiz taker will discover if they have normal, dry, oily, combination, or sensitive skin. Use this quiz template for your online skincare products shop or dermatology practice to better understand your customers and generate leads.
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Quiz Transcript
What’s your best skincare routine?
Take this 2-minute quiz to understand your skin type. And come up with the perfect skincare routine for glowing, comfortable, healthy skin.
How often do you wash your face?
Once or twice a day, sometimes not at all.
More than twice a day.
1 / 7
How do you feel about moisturizer?
My face doesn’t need it. It’s not oily or dry. It’s a nice in-between.
It’s a lifesaver! Without it, my skin feels tight and inflamed.
I can’t stand it. My face is greasy enough!
I don’t mind it, but only specific areas of my face seem to actually need it.
I don’t really like it. My face gets dry, but I’ve had a reaction to any lotion I’ve tried in the past. No thanks!
2 / 7
How does your skin feel to the touch?
It feels like…skin?
Dry and rough. Can you say sandpaper?!
Ugh! Greasy.
My forehead is oily, but my cheeks are dry.
Scratchy and inflamed. I try NOT to touch it!
3 / 7
How often do you get acne?
Once in a while. Usually just when I eat lots of junk food.
Depends just how dry my skin is. If it’s realllly dry, I’ve heard it produces too much oil then just clogs the pores with it.
I’m pretty prone to breakouts. It’s different for each person, but I usually have some kind of acne on my face. Blackheads love me!
4 / 7
How are your pores?
You can kind of see them, but not really.
Almost invisible!
Big. No problem seeing them – even without my glasses on!
Enlarged on some areas of my face.
Usually not very visible, but sometimes they open up.
5 / 7
How redness-prone is your skin?
It gets red when I pick at it, but it’s usually fine.
If the air is too dry or I wash my face with hot water, it gets red.
When I have a breakout, it lights up like a Christmas tree.
If I try a new product or use perfume near my face, it gets red and inflamed.
6 / 7
How does your face feel after washing, but not using any moisturizer?
Refreshed!
On fire.
Clean, but it’s only a matter of time.
Good, but it gets dry like five seconds later.
Relieved of whatever was irritating it, but it hits me again in a minute. I think I’m allergic to air.
7 / 7
You’ve got normal skin!
Hey, friend!
You’ve been blessed with “normal” skin. While everyone’s skin is unique and normal to that person, this “normal” refers to the characteristics of your skin.
What does normal skin mean for you?
Your skin is not too oily and not too dry. Your pores are hardly visible, and you’re not prone to blemishes or sensitivities. With the right care, you have a naturally glowing complexion.
“Be good to your skin. You’ll wear it every day for the rest of your life.”
— Renee Rouleau
3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Radiant
Cleanse. Because you have a normal skin type, your skin doesn’t need a ton of over-the-top care. Gently wash your face morning and night to remove excess oils and bacteria. You can use a gentle cleanser or even just plain water.
Moisturize. No matter your skin type, moisturizing your face after cleansing is vital. Your best bet is a lightweight cream lotion.
Treat yo’ self. Plan an evening just for you and break out the face masks. Be it moisturizing, cooling, or glowing, find a mask that feels good on your skin. Softly clean and exfoliate your face, apply the mask as directed, wait for it to do its magic. Gently wash and moisturize your face and go to bed feeling refreshed.
Check out these resources:
skincareroutine.com
bestlotionforyourface.com
understandingyourskintype.com
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TOP 3 SKINCARE PRODUCTS FOR NORMAL SKIN
You’ve got dry skin!
Hey, friend!
What does dry skin mean for you?
Your skin is definitely not too oily. If anything, it’s not oily enough! Dry skin gives you the benefit of having almost invisible pores and your skin can look glowing and radiant with the right care routine.
Unmanaged dry skin can be red, have dull/scratchy patches, cracking, or even a scaly appearance. If your skin is painful and inflamed, you’ve come to the right place.
Environment-wise, dry air and taking long, hot showers can aggravate dry skin. Keeping your home a neutral temperature and setting up a humidifier works wonders.
“Be good to your skin. You’ll wear it every day for the rest of your life.”
— Renee Rouleau
3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Radiant
Cleanse. Because you have a normal skin type, your skin doesn’t need a ton of over-the-top care. Gently wash your face morning and night to remove excess oils and bacteria. You can use a gentle cleanser or even just plain water.
Moisturize. No matter your skin type, moisturizing your face after cleansing is vital. Your best bet is a lightweight cream lotion.
Treat yo’ self. Plan an evening just for you and break out the face masks. Be it moisturizing, cooling, or glowing, find a mask that feels good on your skin. Softly clean and exfoliate your face, apply the mask as directed, wait for it to do its magic. Gently wash and moisturize your face and go to bed feeling refreshed.
Check out these resources:
skincareroutine.com
bestlotionforyourface.com
understandingyourskintype.com
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TOP 3 SKINCARE PRODUCTS FOR NORMAL SKIN
You’ve got oily skin!
Hey, friend!
You’ve been blessed with oily skin. You tend to have thicker skin and fewer wrinkles! Talk about a natural anti-aging formula. Your skin has no trouble staying hydrated and you fare well in cold weather.
However, because your skin tends to produce excess oils, it can look shiny and you’re more prone to blemishes. You also might have bigger or more open pores. If you wear makeup, steer clear of thick, chemical stuff that clogs your pores. Look for products that are non-comedogenic and won’t clog your pores.
“Be good to your skin. You’ll wear it every day for the rest of your life.”
— Renee Rouleau
3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Radiant
Cleanse. Because you have a normal skin type, your skin doesn’t need a ton of over-the-top care. Gently wash your face morning and night to remove excess oils and bacteria. You can use a gentle cleanser or even just plain water.
Moisturize. No matter your skin type, moisturizing your face after cleansing is vital. Your best bet is a lightweight cream lotion.
Treat yo’ self. Plan an evening just for you and break out the face masks. Be it moisturizing, cooling, or glowing, find a mask that feels good on your skin. Softly clean and exfoliate your face, apply the mask as directed, wait for it to do its magic. Gently wash and moisturize your face and go to bed feeling refreshed.
Check out these resources:
skincareroutine.com
bestlotionforyourface.com
understandingyourskintype.com
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TOP 3 SKINCARE PRODUCTS FOR NORMAL SKIN
You’ve got combination skin!
Hey, friend!
You’ve been blessed with combination skin. Combination skin is commonly dry or normal in some areas, but oily in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin).
This means you might have to moisturize only certain parts of your face, and apply oil-moderating products to others. Ingredients like alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta hydroxy acids (BHAs) can be good for your entire face.
Everyone’s skin is different, and it’s different every day. Mix and match products and figure out what works best for your skin.
“Be good to your skin. You’ll wear it every day for the rest of your life.”
— Renee Rouleau
3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Radiant
Cleanse. Because you have a normal skin type, your skin doesn’t need a ton of over-the-top care. Gently wash your face morning and night to remove excess oils and bacteria. You can use a gentle cleanser or even just plain water.
Moisturize. No matter your skin type, moisturizing your face after cleansing is vital. Your best bet is a lightweight cream lotion.
Treat yo’ self. Plan an evening just for you and break out the face masks. Be it moisturizing, cooling, or glowing, find a mask that feels good on your skin. Softly clean and exfoliate your face, apply the mask as directed, wait for it to do its magic. Gently wash and moisturize your face and go to bed feeling refreshed.
Check out these resources:
skincareroutine.com
bestlotionforyourface.com
understandingyourskintype.com
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TOP 3 SKINCARE PRODUCTS FOR NORMAL SKIN
You’ve got sensitive skin!
Hey, friend!
You’ve got sensitive skin, which usually refers to a case of irritant contact dermatitis (ICD). This means something’s irritating the outer layer of your skin, causing redness, irritation, or rashes. Your skin may have a burning sensation and feel dry.
The easiest way to combat this is to go back to basics and use products with simple ingredients. Ideally, your skincare products shouldn’t have more than 10 ingredients.
Look for products formulated just for people with sensitive skin.
Use a light moisturizer to keep dry skin at bay. Avoid using perfumes or scented detergents and stay away from chemicals. Keep an eye on what you touch and the food you’re consuming. The sensitive skin could be an allergic reaction.
When in doubt, see a dermatologist. They can help you figure out what’s causing the skin sensitivity and find the right products to treat it.
“Be good to your skin. You’ll wear it every day for the rest of your life.”
— Renee Rouleau
3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Radiant
Cleanse. Because you have a normal skin type, your skin doesn’t need a ton of over-the-top care. Gently wash your face morning and night to remove excess oils and bacteria. You can use a gentle cleanser or even just plain water.
Moisturize. No matter your skin type, moisturizing your face after cleansing is vital. Your best bet is a lightweight cream lotion.
Treat yo’ self. Plan an evening just for you and break out the face masks. Be it moisturizing, cooling, or glowing, find a mask that feels good on your skin. Softly clean and exfoliate your face, apply the mask as directed, wait for it to do its magic. Gently wash and moisturize your face and go to bed feeling refreshed.
Check out these resources:
skincareroutine.com
bestlotionforyourface.com
understandingyourskintype.com
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR TOP 3 SKINCARE PRODUCTS FOR NORMAL SKIN