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Grooming and skin care is something really important but most of us generally ignore it till the time we start to see the ill effects of not taking good care of your skin. But don’t worry even if you are a newbie in the world of skin care, as there is a simple skin care routine that you can follow to have a naturally glowy and even skin. Given below are the steps you can follow to take good care and to improve your skin health
Use a face wash that suits your skin type
Apply a toner that will help to close the open pores and will keep your skin hydrated
Always use moisturize your skin well
Use a face mask once a week
Exfoliating is the key to remove dead skin cells.
Doing these 5 basic skin care steps can make your skin look naturally glowy and even.
I assume you're talking about FACE skincare. I'm in my 40s now. Throughout the yrs, I've used drugstore brands & some higher-end brands of cleaners & other skincare. I use cleaners, scrubs, & sometimes masks. I never used toners much.
In my 20s, my skin would break out often & I could only use 1 or 2 types of cleansers. Now, it seems less sensitive. The store Sephora alone has hundreds or probably thousands of skincare lines/products. These days, I'm not trying to spend a lot of $, especially since I don't have to commute to work or anywhere much where I'm obligated to go on a regular basis.
Currently, on my bathroom counter are these, which I like:
Clean & Clear Lemon Zesty Facial Scrub with Lemon Extract & Vitamin C, but this line got discontinued: https://www.amazon.com/Clean-Clear-B...ef_=ast_sto_dp
If you only use one product, make it Tretinoin or Retin A. It's Prescription and highly backed by science (although, I found a place online with good prices and no rx needed and it's quality) . It's not something that you will see immediate results with but, if used continually it helps speed up skin turnover rate, smooth out lines and wrinkles and rebuild collagen. You can google it.
I just started this regimen yesterday. I just went the overseas route since the cost of medications is a fraction of what it is even to get the over-the-counter less potent retinoids here much less jump through doctors hoops and get a prescription for something that should be over the counter. Combine it with a moisturizer like CeraVe and sunscreen the best sunscreen is P20 kids cream that you have to order from Europe since their sunscreen ingredients aren't approved by the FDA. For those who didn't know European sunscreens are miles ahead of the United states especially in their ability to block UVA rays.
Basically tretinoin is the Holy Grail that has numerous controlled studies backing its Effectiveness and numerous real world examples of the improvements that are seen. You have to do your research and know how much to use and the frequency don't just dive right in used too much on your face will get inflamed and peel badly or so I've read.
Did you ever notice that most men don't use anything don't give a crap and is their skin really older looking than ours?
Given how much women spend on cremes, their faces should look 20 years younger than men's faces.
I don't spend much on cremes, I save the money and get botox every now and than.
Most of the products cannot penetrate our skin cells,they just serve as a protective shield ,keeping the skin moist.
try eating fresh fruit and veggies.
Men eat right,plenty of quality protein
I'm a big fan of The Ordinary! Affordable and effective, but you do have to do some legwork. Their team will give you a customized regime if you DM their social media accounts and it definitely helps take some of the guesswork out of one's first time looking at 5 different types of vitamin C preparations!
I use Buffet as my serum, and also swear by angireline for my forehead wrinkles and "11s", the caffeine serum for undereye puffiness, and their glycolic toner for exfoliation at night.
love the Ordinary..no perfume and seems to brighten and even out my skin... not too expensive either...Im also into Australian serums.. Organic Botanik triple serums in a box.. love them... Niacimide.. Vit C and Bakuchial. I go between these and Estee Lauder or Clinique serums...
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