Build from howyour skin behaves.

The quiz compares visible cues with your own experience after cleansing, during the middle of the day and after product use. The American Academy of Dermatology describes five common patterns: oily, dry, combination, normal and sensitive.

These categories can overlap. Sensitive skin describes how readily skin stings or burns after products, so it can also be oily, dry or combination. Your result should therefore explain the pattern, not just display a label.

Answer based on repeated patterns, not a single unusual day. Weather, travel, over-cleansing, a new active or a recent procedure can temporarily change how skin feels.

Skin type can guide product texture and frequency, but it does not require an elaborate routine. A gentle cleanser, moisturizer selected for your needs and daily broad-spectrum sun protection create a stable base. A specific concern can then be addressed one change at a time.

The AAD notes that multiple new products can irritate skin. Solvi uses your quiz result to reduce competing steps and to make it easier to identify which change helps or causes discomfort.

Season, humidity, age, hormones, medications and routine changes can all affect oil, water retention and sensitivity. A result is a current working profile, not a permanent identity.

If your skin becomes persistently painful, cracked, inflamed or develops a concerning rash, seek advice from a licensed professional. A skin type quiz cannot identify the cause of a medical symptom.