Facial Skincare to Make You Look Attractive

What is a Good Daily Facial Routine?

     

      Wouldn't it be nice if your skin pores took care of themselves? You don't have to worry about wrinkles or other skin problems! You will show up looking perfect every time! Unfortunately, no one especially women in the world who have that luxury. Each skin type has specific requirements, and you need to create a daily skincare routine, especially based on your skin type.

Here are The Steps for A Proper Skincare Regimen

Wash Your Face.

Cleansing is the first step in any good skincare routine. Morning and night, rinse your face with water, and rub a small amount of a mild cleanser between clean palms. Massage your face and wash it all over your face using light pressure. Rinse your hands, and massage your face with water, to wash your face until you've removed the cleanser and grime. Gently pat your face and pat dry with a soft towel. If you wear makeup, you may need to wash it off twice in the evening.

First, wash off your makeup with cleansing oil, or micellar water (water containing a mild soap that forms large micelles (aggregations of molecules), used as a cleanser for the skin). Try leaving the special eye makeup remover on for a few minutes, to make it easier to remove makeup, and avoid rubbing your eyes. Follow up with a light full face cleansing.

Toners

Avoid toners containing alcohol. These products are not only very harsh on your skin, they dry it out and cause dryness. Instead, use toners with natural ingredients, such as rose water and other moisturizing ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid.

Serum

This move is one of the biggest growth in the US beauty market, women will spend over $45 on this correction product. Serums are typically used for those who want to go the extra mile, to repair and protect, to achieve a younger and healthier looking skin.

Serums are known for their ability to penetrate deeper into pores and skin layers. Adds to your skincare routine the capacity to supply powerful ingredients directly to the skin. This makes serums an excellent tool for treating certain skin problems.

See product descriptions for guidance as they may differ from product to product. Serums are usually applied after toner, before moisturizer or SPF.

Serum applications may vary by product, see product manual for details. The serum can be applied with your fingers, pat and smooth. Make sure to cover your entire face, while allowing the serum to absorb into your skin.

Moisturizing twice a day

Immediately after you shower, you should apply a suitable moisturizer all over your body. This helps capture the moisture spike benefits you get from showering, and locks in this extra moisture. If you have very dry skin, you may prefer to apply moisturizer at night and use a cream-based moisturizer rather than a lotion.

Your skin loses its hydration during the day, the hydration that keeps your skin plump, and youthful. Apply moisturizer to the skin twice daily, once in the morning, and at night. This routine ensures you're cleansing your skin, helping it move through the life cycle of your skin cells, to be healthier, hydrate and, most importantly, protect it.

Sunblock

Some moisturizers contain SPF, but it can't hurt to double that with sunscreen too, especially if your moisturizer has an SPF under 30. Now, you have to understand the lines well: Apply sunscreen every day, even when it's gray or dark, even when you're covered. When you are exposed, reapply it each two hours. Make sure your sunscreen protects from UVA and UVB rays. If sun damage and skin cancer  aren’t enough to convince you, UV exposure is additionally the primary cause of wrinkles, uneven skin tone, loss of firmness and aging signs.

Mask & Exfoliation

Try these tips a couple of times a week

We know, this is not a good phase of daily skincare routine, but these few steps are great if you have extra time, your skin will love it! A deep cleansing clay mask is best if your skin is a little oily, as it will help shrink the appearance of pores and absorb dirt and dead skin cells.

An exfoliator? Scrub that uses tiny particles (like rice powder) can help gently remove dead skin cells from your skin, and reveal a brighter complexion underneath (remember to do a patch test before you start!). When exfoliating, we like to pay attention to the hairline, especially around the neck and ears, because sometimes skin care and makeup products can accumulate here.

The trick? Keep up this skincare step once or twice a week, and start slowly first, so as not to irritate your skin. This will help keep skin calm (as well as smooth and clean!).

Routine Facial Treatment Before Bed

Double cleansing: After a day of wearing make-up need to be cleaned twice, once to remove make-up and dirt, and second, to make sure it is clean, before applying moisturizer. During the day we build up sebum, make-up and pollutants on our skin, which can cause problems if not removed. Make-up left on the skin can also trigger acne breakouts, so a good facial cleanser is a must.

To help with further cleaning, use a warm flannel, or an exfoliating brush.

Treatment: Depending on your skin type, now is the best time to use a serum (for dry skin), or medication (for enlarged or blocked pores).

Moisturizer: Lastly, opt for a heavier moisturizer for the night, so that it works best while you sleep. Use a thicker eye cream to help with dry skin or the appearance of wrinkles. Gently dab by tapping with your finger.

Lip balm: nourish your lips with a soothing balm before going to bed to prevent peeling.

Almond Oil Facial Massage

Apply 4 to 5 drops of almond oil on your face, just enough to form a film. Now using the rock roller, move it from the inside out, and from the bottom up, on different areas of the face. Use short movements without moving in the opposite direction, and do them gently with your hands, and lightly with pressure. Continue for ten minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water and cleanser. Almond oil is a very nourishing astringent for the face, which is further enhanced by massage that improves circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Summary

Just remember, your skincare routine consists of three main steps:

- Cleansing - Wash your face.

- Toning — Balances the skin.

- Moisturizer - Moisturizes and softens the skin.

Moisturizes and softens the skin.