Combination Skin Cause
Combination skin appears dry on the face's cheeks and outer areas but oily along the forehead and nose. If you have an oily T-zone while also having dry skin concerns on other areas of your face, this is likely your skin type. The dry zones on your face will probably be dryer during the winter, while your T-zone will be less oily in the winter. And then, in the summer, when humidity levels rise, the reverse will occur. A common pitfall for this skin type is failing to use different skin products for each area of your face.
