Your skin is sensitive to active ingredients so be cautious of harsh treatments and tools. Because it's relatively thin, daily sun protection and skin-barrier nourishment is recommended. Excessive dryness will be the root cause of premature ageing, inflammation, infection and other irritations. Treat your skin like you would a baby's.

Your skin is prone to freckling and pigmentation, even with minimal sun exposure. It is likely sensitive and prone to dryness, but this can be managed with the right skincare regime. Stay hydrated, moisturised and covered from the sun to maintain optimal skin health and resilience.

Your skin is prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (marks following acne or injury); careful aftercare is needed to maintain the skin's condition. Gentle exfoliation can help even skin tone and trigger cell renewal. Your skin also changes with the season so be conscious of which products to use and when.

Your skin is prone to hyperpigmentation and melasma but often skin concerns can be traced back to hormonal or lifestyle changes. While you're less likely to develop skin cancer, practising daily sun protection is advised. Consider taking supplements that aid cellular turnover and always use non-comedogenic products to avoid breakouts from clogged or irritated pores.

Your skin is prone to keloid (raised) scarring, so treat wounds carefully and seek medical advice for the right skincare. Your skin can appear blotchy or uneven, so exfoliating periodically or using products which have a gentle peeling effect may help. Always use non-comedogenic products to avoid unwanted breakouts from clogged or irritated pores.

Your skin is prone to hypopigmentation (loss of colour), so be vigilant with sun protection and acne care. Having thicker skin that's prone to oiliness helps with resilience and texture, but if left uncared for, it can appear slightly ashy and dull. Light oils like jojoba, tea tree oil and grapeseed oil can help, but monitor your sebum levels in case of breakouts.