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SKINCARE

CHEAT SHEETS

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HOW TO LAYER
YOUR SKINCARE
AM & PM ROUTINE
AM PM
ROUTINE ROUTINE
1. Micellar Gel Wash 1. Oil Melting Cleanser
(part 1 double cleanse)
2. Toner (optional)
2. Micellar Gel Wash
3. Moisturiser (part 2 double cleanse)

4. Petroleum jelly for lips 3. Toner


5. SPF50 4. Chemical Exfoliator
(1-2 Times a week)

5. Treatment serums

6. Moisturiser
7. Barrier oil + humidifier
(If very dry skin)

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HOW DO
YOU GROUP
INGREDIENT LISTS?
Exfoliating acids Brightening/ Anti
Glycolic acid (I prefer <5% for Hyperpigmentation
skin of colour) Lactic acid, Alpha arbutin, azelaic acid
mandelic acid, salicylic acid) (azeloglycine), Kojic acid, Liquorice
root extract, Niacinamide,
Humectants Vitamin C, Vitamin A
Sodium Hyaluronate, glycerine,
algae extract Preservatives
Parabens, phenoxyethanol,
Anti inflammatory Benzyl alcohol
ingredients
panthenol, aloe, allantoin, Emollients
centella asiatica Shea butter, silicones, paraffinium

Anti aging ingredients Fragrances/ essential


Vitamin A (retinaldehyde, retinol, oils to AVOID
retinyl palmitate), co enzyme limonene, linalool, geraniol, citronellol,
Q10, Vitamin C (Tetrahexyldecyl eugenol, Bergamot oil, Eucalyptus oil,
ascorbate, ascorbic acid), Peptides, hexyl cinnamal, menthol, Ylang ylang,
Skin barrier repair: Niacinamide, rose flower, spearmint oil, jasmine oil,
ceramides rosemary oil, lavandin oil, lavender
extract/ oil, sandalwood oil
Acne ingredients
Niacinamide, Benzoyl peroxide, Note: The Ingredients (INCI) lists are in
descending order. The 1st 5 ingredients make
salicylic acid up the majority of the product. Unfortunately
companies can write an ingredient in the
Anti oxidants marketing headline but only use a fraction of a
percent, this is why you must know how to
Vitamin A, C, E, Green tea extract, read the ingredients list. I go into more detail
ferulic acid, Resveratrol in Skin Revolution.

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MISTAKES YOU
MIGHT BE MAKING
WITH YOUR
MOISTURISER
Ingredients that SHOULD Ingredients that SHOULD
be in your moisturiser: NOT be in your moisturiser:

1. Ceramides 1. Denatured alcohol


(highly volatile and dries skin)
2. Anti Oxidants
(non irritating options) 2. Essential Oils (sensitize skin)

3. Humectants 3. Fragrance (number 1 cause


of contact dermatitis)
4. Anti Inflamamtories
4. Retinol (Prefer to use at
5. Emollients e.g. Fatty Alcohol night as can be irritating)
6. Peptides 5. Exfoliating acids (use at night
7. Niacinamide if skin is exposed to UV rays)

Note: If you have oily acne prone skin, opt for a light gel based moisturiser. I go through Dr V Approved
recommended products in Skin Revolution.

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LAYERING OPTIONS
AND CLASSIC
MISTAKES
Good Combos Bad Combos

• Vitamin A + C + E (at night) • Exfoliating acid + Azelaic acid

• N
 iacinamide + Vitamin E + • Exfoliating acid + Ascorbic acid
Ceramides (strengthen
skin barrier) • Exfoliating acid + Retinol

• Niacinamide + Retinol • Retinol + Ascorbic acid


(high concentrations)
• P
 eptides + Ceramides
+ Humectants • Physical scrub + Cleaning
brushes
• R
 etinol + Ceramides +
Anti inflammatories • Enzyme peel + Physical scrub

• Silicones + Vit C + Ubiquinone • Enzyme peel + Chemical peel

• M
 andelic acid + Lactic acid
+ Centella asiatica + Glycerin

• N
 iacinamide + Anti
inflammatories + Humectants

• R
 etinaldehyde + Tetrahexyldecyl
ascorbate + Niacinamide

• Retinaldehyde + Ascorbic acid

Note: If you have oily acne prone skin, opt for a light gel based moisturiser. I go through Dr V Approved
recommended products in Skin Revolution.

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CHEMICAL
EXFOLIATION
AHA BHA PHA

WATER OIL WATER


SOLUBLE SOLUBLE SOLUBLE
ACIDS ACIDS ACIDS
Dissolves bonds Penetrates pores Works on surface
between dead skin to unclog of skin
cells on surface
Use for acne, oily Non-irritating
Softens skin skin or black heads exfoliation
Improves Salicylic acid Best for
penetration of (2%) sensitive skin
actives
Brightens the skin Gluconolactone
(up to 10%)
Glycolic acid
(use <5%),
Lactic acid
(5-10%),
Mandelic acid
(5-10%)

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THE DEFINITIVE
SKINCARE RANGE
FOR SKIN
OF COLOUR
A complete daily routine for
cleansing, skin brightening, anti-ageing
and anti-pigmentation.

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