Skin type assessment
A guided look at dry, combination, oily, normal and sensitive skin — what signs to look for and what they mean for product choices.
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A guided skincare and cosmetics program from Pharmtrix. Find out what your skin really needs, check every product before you use it, and keep a patch-test history — with a pharmacist by your side.

What’s inside
A guided look at dry, combination, oily, normal and sensitive skin — what signs to look for and what they mean for product choices.
Clear guidance on common skincare and cosmetic ingredients — which suit your skin, which need care, and which to avoid.
Log new products, record reactions and build a personal history so flagged products never catch you twice.
Browse the product database and see how each item scores for dry, combination, oily and sensitive skin before you buy.
Chat with Nour, your pharmacist & beauty advisor, for everyday questions about routines, products and ingredients.
Your pharmacist can review your skin profile and patch-test history, and flag any product that is not safe for you.
How it works
Start with a simple skin-type overview — dry, combination, oily, normal or sensitive — and the visible signs behind each one.
Look up any product in the database and see its safety rating for your skin type before it goes on your shelf.
Apply a small amount, wait 24–48 hours, and record the result in your history so reactions are never forgotten.
With pharmacist support, put together a routine of gentle, suitable products — and keep refining it over time.
Who it’s for
Barrier-friendly cleansers, ceramides and humectants — and what to skip when skin feels tight or flaky.
Zone-by-zone care: balancing the oily T-zone while keeping the cheeks comfortable.
Non-comedogenic choices, sensible actives like salicylic acid or niacinamide, and avoiding rebound oil.
Fragrance-free first, careful with acids and essential oils, and a patch test before anything new.
How sunscreens work, which filters suit which skin, and how to use them every day — not just at the beach.
Makeup, haircare and everyday chemical products — reading labels and spotting common irritants.
Explore the product database, check ratings for your skin type, and chat with Nour — your pharmacist & beauty advisor — about anything on your shelf.
The Derma Cosmo Program offers educational guidance only. It does not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional. For rashes, changing moles or persistent skin problems, see a dermatologist.