Baumann Skin Type
DSPWSensitive Dry Skin · Complex Aging
Dry · Sensitive · Pigmented · Wrinkle-prone
Your skin across 4 axes
Your skin produces less sebum, so tightness and dryness are common. Protecting the skin barrier with moisturizing ingredients is the core of your care.
Reactions such as stinging, itching and redness appear more easily. It is best to reduce irritation and prioritize soothing and barrier ingredients.
Pigmentation such as melasma and dark spots develops more easily. Sun protection is the foundation, and brightening ingredients may help.
Elasticity tends to decline and wrinkles form more easily. You may consider wrinkle-improving ingredients such as retinol · peptides, starting at low strength.
Home-care ingredient guide
- DCream-type moisturizer with ceramides and hyaluronic acid
- DCreamy cleanser + alcohol-free toner
- DRich-texture sunscreen
- SChoose fragrance · alcohol-free low-irritation products
- SSoothing · barrier ingredients such as panthenol · centella extract
- SPatch-test new products before use
- PVitamin C serum (a morning-routine essential)
- PProducts containing niacinamide and alpha-arbutin
- PDaily SPF50+ sunscreen
- WRetinol serum (start at low concentration, use at night)
- WEssence with EGF and peptides
- WCollagen-boosting cream
This is general information about cosmetic ingredients and does not recommend specific products.
Curious about your skin type?
A 16-item self-check shows your Baumann skin type and aging tendencies in a few minutes.
Start the testThis is a simplified assessment based on the Baumann classification (oily/dry · sensitive/resistant · pigmented/non-pigmented · wrinkled/tight). It is not the standard Baumann questionnaire (BSTI); it uses 4 of the 16 self-check items — oiliness · hydration · pigmentation · elasticity.