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Medik8 salicylic acid uses BHA to clean the pores and get down to the root of the blemish. It also reduces inflammation with the use of niacinamide.
REN Clean Skincare
The Ren spot treatment uses more natural ingredients that help to balance the healthy bacteria of your skin to prevent future spots. This cream soothes the infected area and is totally invisible so you can wear it during the day.
Dermalogica
The post-breakout fix by Dermalogica helps to clear the redness if you have been picking your stops and gives you a clearer complexion. The skin is soothed and softer after using this cream.
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]]>Cleanse and Moisturize Daily
Begin and end your day with a gentle cleanser to remove impurities and dirt from your skin. Follow up with a moisturizer that suits your skin type to keep it hydrated and supple.
Protect With Sunscreen
Shielding your skin from harmful UV rays is crucial. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30 every day, even on cloudy days or during winter.
Hydrate From Within
Drinking an adequate amount of water helps keep your skin hydrated and promotes a healthy complexion. Aim for at least eight glasses of water per day.
Follow a Balanced Diet
Eating a nutritious diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins provides your skin with essential vitamins and minerals. Avoid excessive consumption of processed foods and sugary treats, which can contribute to skin issues.
Get Your Beauty Sleep
Prioritize a good night’s sleep as it allows your skin to rejuvenate and repair itself. Aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night to wake up with a refreshed and glowing complexion.
Stay Consistent With Skincare
Develop a skincare routine tailored to your skin’s needs and stick to it. Consistency is key to achieving and maintaining healthy skin.
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]]>Not Changing Your Pillowcases
Believe it or not our pillowcases play an important role in skincare. It’s really important to change pillowcases on a regular basis in order to avoid germ and bacteria build-up.
Sleeping with Makeup On
Going to bed with your makeup on is the biggest skincare mistake, and we cannot stress enough how important it is to avoid this. Sleeping with heavy makeup on your face is likely to clog pores and can eventually lead to breakouts, so make sure to wash every trace of makeup in the evening.
Not getting enough sleep
Sleep deprivation can ruin our health and is bad for our skin as well. Skin needs time to rest and repair during the night, and you’re likely to notice signs of inflammation, dark circles, or breakouts if you’re getting less than seven hours of sleep.
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]]>Even though it’s not a novelty on the market, vitamin C is the most wanted ingredient in web searches in 2020. How this ingredient became a mainstay in the skincare industry for such a long time? Its secret is a method of application, that is constantly being improved and applied in new formulations, such as concentrated serums.
There are many things you may not have known about vitamin C. It has an antioxidant effect and it’s one of the best protectors of skin in defense of harmful external influences, such as various types of pollution, and of course UV rays and infrared radiation.
Besides the fact it’s playing a significant role in our diets, it’s an extremely effective ingredient for surface skincare. Vitamin C also promotes the natural production of collagen which makes your skin look soft and youthful, and reduces pre-existing damage to your skin.
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We’re not here to tell you that smoking is bad for you, you already know that. If it makes your skin look older and dull, try products with ginseng, mint leaves, and rosemary for improving circulation.
Skipping Skincare
We know that you only skip the nightly skincare regiment when you’re absolutely tired. That’s why you need to trick yourself into doing it even when you can’t think straight. Put a few basic products like cleanser and moisturizer on a visible spot, like next to your toothbrush. If you can’t do the whole routine, at least use them.
Alcohol
If you don’t like how your skin looks after a night of drinking, wash your face with cold water and don’t skip the moisturizer. Drink plenty of water to hydrate your body from the inside.
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]]>Lemon and Other Fruits
While many Pinterest hacks will tell you to use lemon in your skincare products, lemon is acidic and it can burn your skin, leaving it raw or discolored. Other fruits shouldn’t cause a severe reaction unless you’re allergic to them, but berries and fruits will stain.
Toothpaste and Baking Soda
Toothpaste and baking soda are commonly used to treat acne, but they can irritate or inflame your skin.
Raw Egg
Eggs are used in some K-beauty products, but applying them directly to your skin can cause a bacterial infection called salmonella. While rare, you don’t want to risk it.
Vinegar
Some people use vinegar-based toners because of the acidity and pH-balancing properties, but it smells terrible and it can irritate your skin, exaggerates sunburn, cause superficial burns, and depigmentation.
Spices
Spices should be handled with caution as they can irritate your skin and make sure you stay away from cinnamon.
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]]>Shower ASAP
The longer you stay in your dirty, sweaty clothes, the more likely the dirt and bacteria will clog your pores and cause you to breakout.
Wash Your Hair
After you workout, rinse your hair with water to get rid of the salt and sweat and condition it to soften and protect your hair from the sun. If you don’t want to wash your hair, at least wash your hairline and neckline to avoid acne.
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Sitting in sweaty clothes can cause lots of skin conditions, flare eczema, and lead to skin rashes and skin yeast infections.
Drink Water
Drinking water not only hydrates your body, but it also keeps your skin hydrated. When you’re dehydrated, your skin can look dull, so make sure you have a bottle of water with you at all times.
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]]>Vitamin C
Patricia swears by Vitamin C to keep the skin looking brighter and smoother. She also warns readers to choose a high-quality vitamin C product rather than a high-concentration one.
Wear SPF
Although Patricia admits she sometimes forgets to apply, she emphasizes how important it is to wear SPF every day. Even when the sun isn’t shining, it’s rays still have an effect on your skin.
Use Eye Cream
Most of us are guilty of using the same moisturizer under our eyes as we do on the rest of our face. Patricia explains that eye creams use similar ingredients but they are gentler so are better suited for the sensitive area around the eyes.
You can read the full interview here.
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]]>If you follow skincare trends, you’ve probably lost track of how many steps your routine needs to have. This seems to change every month and it’s impossible to know who’s right and who’s wrong. But we can tell you one thing — you’re probably using more products than your skin needs.
Think about it: are there any redundant steps in your skincare routine? For example, if you’re using micellar water to remove makeup, then a cleansing gel is probably unnecessary as they have a very similar purpose. All you need to do is to rinse your face with plain water and moisturize it.
However, everything depends on your individual needs. We all have different skin and it takes some experimenting to know what works and what doesn’t. But if you’ve been constantly thinking about steps you need to add to your routine, it’s probably time to start thinking about things you can stop doing, too.
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]]>Dermarolling
The dermaroller is a handled roller covered in tiny needles that you roll over your face to create mini punctures on your face. These tiny holes on your face allow the moisturizer or anti-wrinkle cream that you use to penetrate deeper into your skin, making the cream more effective.
How to use it?
Use back and forth motions along your skin with a light amount of pressure along your cheekbones, nose, and forehead. For the rest of your face you can use a little more pressure but make sure to avoid the eye area and only use once or twice per week.
Is it effective?
It should take a month to see proper results but the effectiveness of the process mainly depends on the products you use after the Dermarolled and how deep they penetrate your skin.
Microneedling
Microneedling goes a little deeper and gently wounds the skin, which increases the natural production of collagen and elastin. This is only performed at a beauty clinic and you have to be careful not to go too deep with the needles to prevent scarring of the skin.
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