You need to be very committed if you want a healthy skin. This should be a daily habit. A healthy diet consisting of cereals and fruits and vegetables, along with regular exercise and enough sleep, is important for healthy skin.
Avoid going out in direct sunlight and, if necessary, use sunscreen to protect yourself from skin damage.
Keep your skin hydrated by drinking 8-10 glasses of fluids daily.
Your skin requires two essentials: Moisturizer and Cleanser.
You can also use eye gels, creams or toners.
To protect your skin, don’t use more than three products per day. Use basic formulas and simplify your routine. It shouldn’t take you more than 10 minutes twice a day.
This is the first thing you should do to care for your skin, depending on what type of skin you have. Sweat, grease, dust and stale makeup, as well as dirt and bacteria, tend to accumulate on the skin throughout the day.
It is true that soap and water can remove impurities, but they cannot remove make-up completely.
Use pH-balanced cleansing bars or pH-balanced emulsions with tepid, not hot, water.
When cleansing your skin, use a lotion, cream or milk. Massage the product into the skin in a gentle upwards and outwards motion, paying special attention to the greasy areas of the nose and neck.
Cotton wool that is moistened either the first day or the next will absorb moisture from your skin. It may be necessary to repeat the process of cleansing 2-3 times before the cotton or tissue is completely clean.
You will also learn more about the different cleansing lotions and creams available.
Steaming is good for all skin types. It cleans the skin, increases circulation, and opens blocked pores.
Add a teaspoon of herbs to the water before steaming. While cleansing, herbs like lavender, thyme or rosemary can act as stimulants.
This routine is a deep cleaning. Massage is the next step after removing all cleanser. Massage is used to relax facial muscles and increase blood circulation. Massages should last no more than 5-10 minutes and be performed with clean hands. Be careful not to stretch the skin when massaging.
(c) Cold treatment: The final step after cleansing is to apply ice-cold masks or water. This will draw out impurities from the pores and help close them.
The purpose of cleansing differs for different skin types. As we progress through our beauty section, you will learn more about the type of cleansing and products that are best for your skin. You will also learn about simple masks and tips that you can prepare at home.
Toners, rosewater or skin tonics are a great way to finish your cleansing routine. Toning helps remove the residue from the cleansing products, refines and smooths out the skin.
Toners stimulate the blood flow to the skin, giving it a youthful appearance. Other skin tonics include infusions with herbs, flowers and vinegar. Rose-water, witch-hazel and rose-water are also common. Astringents and strong toners can dry out the skin. They are mainly suitable for oily skin types.
All skin types require some form of moisturizing. If your skin is prone to breakouts, use emulsions or creams that are water-based.
A moisturizer with a Sun Protector Factor (SPF) of 15 is the best option. Petrolatum is a moisturizer that helps to seal in skin’s moisture. Because moisturizers contain different ingredients, no particular product is best for everyone. It may take several products before you find the one that works best for you.
The sun’s long-term exposure is one of the main causes of wrinkles.
As the collagen fibers weaken in the skin, the skin becomes less elastic and supportive.
Regular facial massage after the age of 25 helps maintain the elasticity and resilience in the skin. This is because it improves the circulation of blood at the surface.
Although you can purchase collagen products for application to the skin, it hasn’t been proven that enough collagen can penetrate your skin to replace your own collagen tissue.
