Skin type — build a routine that fits
Skin type skincare for building a routine that matches how your skin feels day to day—dry, oily, sensitive, normal or combination. Browse 730 products across six skin-type groups.
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GIGI Acnon Facial Cleanser for Sensitive Skin 100 ml
Cleansing and moisturizing facial soap GIGI Retin A Soap Bar Miracle 100 ml – for every skin type with signs of aging
GIGI Retin A Soap Bar Oily & Problematic Skin 100 ml
GIGI Nutri Peptide Moisturizing Mask for Dry Skin 50 ml
GIGI Nutri Peptide 10% Glycolic Acid Cream 50 ml
Description
Choosing by skin type keeps your routine simple: you start with how your skin behaves, then pick the textures and actives that suit it. In this section you’ll find 730 professional skincare products, grouped into six clear subcategories—from Dry and very dry to Oily skin and Sensitive skin.
What you can filter by
If you already know what your skin responds well to, use ingredient filters such as hyaluronic acid, collagen, peptides, centella (cica), niacinamide, or panthenol (B5). The range spans everything from lightweight daily care to richer comfort textures, with prices from 0,99–213,21 €.
Brands used in salon routines
Browse professional lines such as ProfiDerm and GIGI Laboratories, alongside other well-known skincare brands in the category.
To build a full routine, pair your skin-type picks with the right face cleansers and finish with a suitable face cream.
How to choose
- Start with how it feels after cleansing: tight or flaky usually points to dry and very dry; shine and enlarged pores often suit oily skin.
- If you react easily: choose from sensitive skin first, then narrow by texture (lighter vs richer).
- Use ingredient filters to refine: hyaluronic acid for hydration, centella (cica) or panthenol (B5) for comfort, peptides or collagen for a more cushioned feel.
- Build in order: cleanser first, then targeted products, then a cream—so each step supports the next.
Questions & answers
What’s the difference between dry and very dry skin here?
Both sit under the same subcategory, so you can choose by texture and how much comfort you need. If your skin feels tight quickly, look for richer options; if it’s only occasionally dry, lighter hydration may be enough.
Can I shop by ingredient as well as skin type?
Yes. Within Skin type you can filter by popular ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, collagen, peptides, centella (cica), niacinamide, and panthenol (B5). This helps you stay within your skin-type group while narrowing the selection.
Which skin-type group should I choose if my T-zone is oily but cheeks feel dry?
That pattern usually fits combination skin. If you’re unsure, compare how your skin feels after cleansing and through the day, then choose products that balance lighter textures for the T-zone with more comfort where you need it.
How do I build a simple routine from this category?
Pick one skin-type group, then choose a cleanser, add any targeted products you like, and finish with a cream. If you prefer lighter layers, look at fluids; if you want a more classic finish, go for creams.




