Showing posts with label sunscreen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunscreen. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2018

How long it takes to see results from your skin care regimen.

You might be a product junkie, following the trends of skin care on social media and may get impatient when it comes to finding the right skin care regimen that works for you. It's exciting when a new product comes onto the market with wild claims to promising solutions to all of your skin care situations, including hyperpigmentation, acne scars, redness and more. However hearing about products that work well for others don't always mean they will work for you. Everyone is different.




















So instead of switching up products every few weeks or so, allow your skin to adapt to whichever
product you're using for at least 3 months.
Why three months? There are many factors including weather, hormones and skin sensitivity that have an affect on the results you are trying to achieve.  For example, you may be doing a ten step daily skin care routine with products saying they will help with discoloration. The products are probably helping to treat discoloration, but  may not be addressing the cause of discoloration.
The sun is a factor in skin discoloration. Using sunscreen will help tremendously if you are constantly being exposed to the sun, even during winter seasons. Also sensitivity may not always be noticeable right away and be developed over time. Strong fragrances can  make skin irritable and will be noticeable after some time.   Finally hydration is the most important step of a skin care regimen. topical products won't measure up to the replenishing and detoxifying with water which gives your skin a glow.
When you have found the cause of a the skin condition you then  address it by eliminating or reducing the factor and follow up with treating the condition which  will show results in what you are trying to achieve with your skin care regimen.

Friday, January 29, 2016

5 Must Haves for Fast Paced Lifstyles!



1.What types of moisturizers are out there and why do you use them?
Depending on weather you are dry or combination or oily there may not be a on size fits all.
There are gel type formulas which allow combination or oily skin types not to break out.
Light weight facial moisturizers also keep skin hydrated  and fresh .


2.What is an effective exfoliator and where do you look for one?
An exfoliator can be mistaken for a facial scrub, however an effective one that contains salicylic acid helps to remove dead skin cells that can clog pores. Clogged pores can lead to pimples.
This type of beauty product comes in the form of a cleanser, cream, moisturizer or serum, The serum works best on combination or oily skin types because it does not leave the skin with an oily residue.
These are most commonly found in drugstores or high end boutiques!


3.What's the difference between micellar water and makeup removers?
Micellar water can be a gentle substitute  as apposed to  facial wipes because most facial wipes  are scented  and can remove natural  oils from your skin's surface making it have a flaky appearance.
Any skin type can use this as a makeup remover and/or to remove oil and dirt from skins' surface.


4.Why use an oil cleanser?
An oil cleanser can be  an effective way  for those who have combination to oily skin types. This type of cleanser  removes dirt and dead skin cells by not drying out your skin an leaving it soft. 
Check out my  previous blog posts that  explains a bit more about natural beauty skin care!





5. Should you use sunscreen even in winter?
 Sunscreen is used to protect exposed skin from harmful UVB ray which is also during the winter season  you should wear sunscreen.  Clinique's City Block Sunscreen  is an example of a 2 in 1 beauty product because it is light weight and also keeping in mind that you are an on the go busy professional, there is a light coverage that also comes with the it.

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Comment in the comment section bellow and tell us about what beauty product you bring on the go!