COMBINATION SKIN TYPE
The Skincare Conundrum: Understanding Combination Skin
Having combination skin can be a bit of a challenge. It's characterized by a mix of two or more skin concerns across different facial areas. Typically, this means dealing with:
A shiny T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) that's prone to excess oil, blackheads, and breakouts
Dry or normal cheeks and outer facial areas that can feel flaky or parched
The issue is, products that tame oily areas can be too harsh for dry patches, while those that moisturize dry skin can be too rich for oily zones. This makes finding the right skincare routine a delicate balancing act.






Guava & Olive Artisan Soap
Papaya & Oatmeal Artisan Soap
Oatmeal & Coconut Artisan Soap
Guava leaf extract gives this variant a cleansing/botanical positioning that fits combination and oilier skin particularly well.
Papaya extract makes this your more brightening/exfoliating-leaning option, while oatmeal helps balance the formula.
Oatmeal is soothing and helps reduce the feeling of dryness; your 5% superfat also makes this a better choice for dry-feeling skin.
Rose Velvet Artisan Soap
Lavender Mist Artisan Soap
Rose water and rose petals give it a gentle botanical profile, although petals can provide some physical exfoliation depending on their texture.
A balanced everyday formula; lavender extract works well for a fresh, calming positioning.








