There are a variety of skin conditions that can affect different skin types:

• Acne: is a common skin condition characterised by inflammation of the pores and the appearance of pimples, blackheads or cysts. It can affect oily, normal or combination skin.

• Eczema: is an inflammatory skin condition characterised by itching, redness and flaking. Eczema can affect any skin type, but is more common in people with sensitive or dry skin.

• Psoriasis: is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterised by the appearance of red, scaly, itchy plaques. It can affect any skin type, but is more common in people with dry or normal skin.

• Rosacea: is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterised by redness, dilation of blood vessels, couperose and the formation of papules and pustules. It can affect any skin type, but is more common in people with normal or combination skin.

• Skin allergies: skin allergies are adverse reactions to various substances and can affect any type of skin.

It is important to consult a doctor or dermatologist if you suspect you have a skin condition and follow a proper treatment and skin care routine to manage your symptoms.