How to Get Great Looking Skin:-
Do you want beautiful healthy looking skin? Skin care is healthy. Whatever is happening on your face is an indication of what's happening on the inside. Stress, diet, and lifestyle play large factors in the condition of your skin, but using the right products correctly will help create a healthier skin. Some people may use bar soap and hot water and that's it. But, keep in mind there are always better choices for your skin.
Steps:-
*)Skin care is all about maintaining hydration and getting whatever oils you naturally produce free flowing and not clogged. Oil is good for your skin! There is no use in 'drying it up.' When you dry up oil from your skin, you dry up the water too. Your skin will produce more oil and it won't be able to get out because of cellular build up of dehydrated sticky cells on the surface. Follow these instructions as best you can to create a healthy skin.
*)If you are having issues with your skin seek out a well established and knowledgeable esthetician and dermatologist to find something right for you.
*)Wash your hands properly. If you don't, the bacteria and oil from your fingers can get in your pores and create infection and breakouts.
*)Remember people speaking endlessly about inner beauty? Dark leafy greens, richly coloured leafy greens like Broccoli, Spinach, drumstick leaves, are full of antioxidants that cleanse your skin from the inside.
*)Cleanse your skin with an appropriate cleanser. Do not use soap. Soap has an alkaline pH and will strip your skin of its natural acidity leaving your skin vulnerable to bacteria and dehydrated. Most foaming cleansers will do this, especially Cetaphil because of its sodium lauryl sulfate content. Don't use anything that makes your skin feel tight after rinsing. Use warm water that is not too hot. Sudden temperature changes in the skin can permanently dilate capillaries. With your fingertips, rub cleanser on your skin in an upward circular motion. Rinse the cleanser with warm water and/or facial sponges.
*)If your skin is still very dry, look into using a serum after toner and before moisturizer and consult an esthetician or dermatologist for advice.
*)If your skin is very oily and breaking out, you may need to have further tests done, so consult a dermatologist or esthetician for advice.
*)Finally, everyone can use eye cream at any age. Most eye creams make great lip balms as well. Keep it beside your bed so you don't forget to use it.
Do you want beautiful healthy looking skin? Skin care is healthy. Whatever is happening on your face is an indication of what's happening on the inside. Stress, diet, and lifestyle play large factors in the condition of your skin, but using the right products correctly will help create a healthier skin. Some people may use bar soap and hot water and that's it. But, keep in mind there are always better choices for your skin.
Steps:-
*)Skin care is all about maintaining hydration and getting whatever oils you naturally produce free flowing and not clogged. Oil is good for your skin! There is no use in 'drying it up.' When you dry up oil from your skin, you dry up the water too. Your skin will produce more oil and it won't be able to get out because of cellular build up of dehydrated sticky cells on the surface. Follow these instructions as best you can to create a healthy skin.
*)If you are having issues with your skin seek out a well established and knowledgeable esthetician and dermatologist to find something right for you.
*)Wash your hands properly. If you don't, the bacteria and oil from your fingers can get in your pores and create infection and breakouts.
*)Remember people speaking endlessly about inner beauty? Dark leafy greens, richly coloured leafy greens like Broccoli, Spinach, drumstick leaves, are full of antioxidants that cleanse your skin from the inside.
*)Cleanse your skin with an appropriate cleanser. Do not use soap. Soap has an alkaline pH and will strip your skin of its natural acidity leaving your skin vulnerable to bacteria and dehydrated. Most foaming cleansers will do this, especially Cetaphil because of its sodium lauryl sulfate content. Don't use anything that makes your skin feel tight after rinsing. Use warm water that is not too hot. Sudden temperature changes in the skin can permanently dilate capillaries. With your fingertips, rub cleanser on your skin in an upward circular motion. Rinse the cleanser with warm water and/or facial sponges.
*)If your skin is still very dry, look into using a serum after toner and before moisturizer and consult an esthetician or dermatologist for advice.
*)If your skin is very oily and breaking out, you may need to have further tests done, so consult a dermatologist or esthetician for advice.
*)Finally, everyone can use eye cream at any age. Most eye creams make great lip balms as well. Keep it beside your bed so you don't forget to use it.
