Skincare Products and Routine

For Healthy Glowing Skin

DAILY SKIN CARE

Cleanser
This is used to deeply cleanse your skin, to get rid of
dirt and makeup on your face. It effectively
dissolves unwanted elements in the pores and
preventing it from getting clogged so as to prevent
acne. Think of it as a layer of protection on your
skin against acne. Some cleansers can also correct
the PH imbalance of your skin, commonly caused
by aging and diet.
Toner
Toner is a lot similar to cleanser in a way that it also
cleanses the pores. But aside from that, it also
repairs and hydrates your skin with each use.
Toners available in the market today have varied
ingredients and effects on the skin. This is why
dermatologists recommend using toners that are
alcohol-free as they typically get the job done
without the side effects of irritation on the skin etc.

Moisturizers Bonus tip

These skin care products keep moisture in the
stratum corneum, the topmost part of the
epidermis. It prevents formation and reduces the
appearance of blemishes and revitalizes the skin to
keep it looking young. It's also famous for its
anti-aging benefits, by preventing the formation of
wrinkles.
When applying products on your face, try not to
rub them on the surface of the skin. Try patting the
product in instead. While it has not been proven to
help in product absorption of creams and oils,
patting has been confirmed to reduce irritation
from an unintentional rubbing of the skin.

WEEKLY SKIN CARE

Exfoliate
Exfoliation is basically the removal of dead skin
cells in the outermost part of the skin. Dead skin
cells make the face look dull and dry. By exfoliating,
you decrease the likelihood of having clogged
pores which usually results in acne, and you get to
keep your face looking smooth and glowing.
Exfoliation should be done twice a week at most.
Steam
Among all these skin care tips, steaming is
probably one that feels most relaxing to the skin.
Steaming opens up the pores, softens dead skin
cells, oil and dirt, and promotes proper blood
circulation on the face.

Masks
There are many types of facial masks for your face.
As cited by She Knows, the most popular types of
masks are clay masks, peel-off masks, sheet masks,
cream masks, thermal masks, warm oil masks. Each
of these has their specific function on the skin, but
they generally work by moisturizing the skin and
unclog the pores. Upon removal, they should make
your skin feel smooth and soft.