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The Doctor Is In

Dr. Obagi Tackles Combination Skin

April 2, 2009  3:13 pm


This column features weekly tips and advice from a revolving cast of industry leaders, on hand to discuss your beauty dilemmas, from blemishes to Botox. To submit a question, e-mail celia_ellenberg@condenast.com.

I have combination skin of the dry and sensitive variety, and it’s been extra-flaky of late. I’ve tried everything from exfoliating regularly to extra-rich moisturizers, which tend to make me break out. What can I do to hydrate my skin without irritating it?

The problem could be with the “extra-rich moisturizers” that you mention. They could be clogging the pores and causing the breakouts. Look for a moisturizer that hydrates while reducing skin sensitivity and keeping the skin active. Moisturizers with some retinol in them—like ZO Skin Health Daily Renewal Crème—will stimulate your skin cells and expedite skin renewal and regeneration.

A board-certified member of the American Board of Dermatology and a leading expert in skin health restoration and rejuvenation, Dr. Zein Obagi is an internationally renowned dermatologist and educator who is known for his ability to successfully correct a wide range of skin conditions—often after other traditional treatments have failed. He is also the founder of the Obagi Medical Product line, the number one brand of physician-dispensed antiaging skincare products in the world, as well as the Obagi Skin Health Institute in Beverly Hills, where he currently practices.

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