Compared to normal skin, where oil production is balanced across the face, combination skin is usually characterised by an oily and shiny forehead, nose and chin (known as the T-zone), and dry cheeks and temples. There are a number of factors that could result in this skin type, including external factors such as changes in the weather, harsh products, high stress levels and sun damage, as well as your genes. Do I have combination skin? verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ While it’s possible to use two different moisturisers, for oily and dry, on particular areas of your face to achieve a happy medium overall, the nature of cleanser application means that you ideally need to find one hero product that works for both of these issues in one fell swoop. Our list of the best cleansers for combination skin has the top products to help balance out these areas for a more even and comfortable complexion. Which ingredients should I look for in a product?