In Korea, a higher proportion of respondents has dry skin, whereas in the US and Japan, a higher proportion of respondents has combination and neutral skin.
The US has a relatively high proportion of oily skin respondents, and Japan has a relatively high proportion of neutral skin respondents.
Even within a single country, skin types tend to vary depending on age, with Korean females displaying a particularly substantial age-dependent difference.
In both Korea and Japan, the proportion of females with dehyrated oily skin and oily skin was relatively higher in the age group 20 to 24.
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