Skin Diagnosis

To determine one's skin type and thus best adapt one's skincare routine, it is not enough to simply take into account one's level of sebum production. Based on a more advanced scientific methodology and taking into consideration other factors, we have defined 24 skin types: AE(+), DP(-), PP(.), VE(+)... but what about the AP(-) profile?

Knowing your skin typology goes well beyond the labels "oily skin", "dry skin", "combination skin" or "normal skin". Several criteria must be taken into account that can affect skin quality, and this is precisely what we considered in our skin diagnosis. Based on a scientific methodology, we have thus identified 24 distinct skin profiles, including the AP(+) typology. What are its characteristics? Discover them here.

Today, thanks to extensive scientific research, we have realised that skin cannot be categorised simply as oily, dry, normal or combination. At Typology, we have identified 24 skin typologies, and the AE(.) profile is one of them. How is this skin defined? Here is a more detailed explanation of AE(.) skin.

Oily, dry, normal, combination skin… Defining your skin typology goes well beyond these descriptors. At Typology, using a scientific methodology, we have defined 24 distinct skin typologies, including the AE(-) profile. But what do these initials stand for? Find out more about the AE(-) skin typology here.

Although skin has traditionally been classified into four types, at Typology we have developed a scientific methodology based on three universal criteria, thereby revealing 24 distinct skin typologies. In this article, we will examine AE(+) skin in greater detail. What does this classification mean? Which skin-care routine is most suitable for AE(+) complexions? Read on to find out.