Skin Care involves double cleansing requires you to wash your face not just once, but twice.
One cleanse isn’t enough, whether you’re wearing light or heavy makeup.
You should cleanse twice to ensure that all the dirt, grime, and pollution that has accumulated on the surface of your skin is properly removed along with any makeup that you applied earlier in your day.
A single wash will only remove surface dirt, but add a second clean and suddenly you can get deep into your pores and remove any remaining dirt and sebum.
Firstly, try using an oil cleanser, which will help dissolve makeup, pollution, and sebum on the skin’s surface.
Next, use a water-based cleaner to remove any water-based contaminants like dirt, sweat, or other nasty stuff.
Combined, this one-two punch should help penetrate the skin.
And it allows all the active ingredients in your cleanser to work without interruption.
Always layer products in the correct order
Your daily routine should be like building a house, placing each brick in the correct order.
When the foundation of your daily routine includes products that are added out of order, the entire structure can collapse.
For example, if you apply a moisturizer before an eye cream, the active ingredients in the cream will not be able to penetrate the skin properly due to the occlusive ingredients in the moisturizer creating a barrier on the skin.
To get the order right, apply the general rule of thumb of always applying the lightest products first, before moving on to the heavier formulas at the end of your routine.
Steps For Skin Care
If you need a little guidance on what step to do and when, here is a command that we think is the most effective:
- Cleaning supplies
- toner
- Stain cream
- serum
- eye cream
- moisturizing
- Petroleum
- FPS
Make sure to give each product some time to absorb into your skin before applying the next.
Know your skin type
Understanding your skin’s unique needs can help you find the right products that work best for you.
Everyone has their own unique skin, and while that can change over time.
There are specific categories of skin types that you can use as a general guide to help you find the right type of skin care product.
Whether it’s oily, dry, sensitive, acne-prone or normal skin, you need to use the right type of product.
Using a product designed for dry skin won’t do much to improve the tone of your oily skin.
Once you understand the characteristics of your skin, you’ll have a better idea of your skin type, allowing you to start choosing the right types of products.
Most brands of skin care products will state what skin type they are suitable for on the packaging.
If not, be sure to go online and read reviews and advice on a product to determine if it’s right for your skin.
Take the time to exfoliate
Take the time to exfoliate regularly, that is at least once a week: to remove dead skin cells that clog pores and improve skin cell turnover.
Exfoliating regularly not only removes dead skin cells and the kind of dirt and bacteria that contribute to breakouts.
Also, it helps brighten your complexion and allows the products you use to penetrate deeper.
How often you should exfoliate really depends on your skin type?
If it is oily skin, you can exfoliate two or three times a week.
Conversely, if you have dry skin, you may only need to cleanse once a week.
Take care to never rub too hard as this will damage your skin.
Instead, just apply gentle pressure and use warm water, not hot.
Always Wear Sunscreen
As melanoma rates continue to rise, we once again remind our patients to always wear sunscreen when out and about.
It is important to take some precautions against excessive exposure to the sun.
Since UV rays penetrate the skin throughout the year.
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