Combination skin often means having oily skin in some areas of the face, especially the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) while having normal or dry skin in other areas of the face, such as the cheeks ...

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Dry skin can be a result of genetics along with many other factors such as change in temperature, dehydration, harsh ingredients in other products you use, or skin/other medical conditions. According ...

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“People with combination skin often notice oiliness around the forehead and nose area in particular, but the cheeks are sometimes slightly dry, tight and sensitive,” explained Dr Hextall. At that ...