Personal skin care is a very
important issue as long as skin health is concerned. The how-to for personal skin care differs
from individual to individual. Personal
skin care refers to following a routine or a procedure for attending to the
needs of your skin.
Before starting any skin care routine,
you need to determine your skin-type. You must know if your skin is oily, dry,
sensitive or normal and then select the skin care products suitable for your
skin type. Here is a routine that should work for most people regardless of your skin type.
Proper cleansing of the skin is the
first step to a healthy and good looking skin. Cleansing your skin with a
cleanser that contains the right ingredients suitable for your skin type will
make you look at the mirror and say ‘I look good’. The main ingredients of
cleanser are oil, water and wetting agents. They extract dirt and oil from your
skin and flush them out making your skin clean.
Exfoliation is another personal skin
care routine that should be of great importance. Exfoliation is a way of
facilitating the skin in removing dead cells and replacing them with new skin
cells. This helps to increase the effectiveness of skin care products on the
skin. Exfoliation should take place immediately after cleansing. How many times
you exfoliate in a week depends on your skin type. You should exfoliate more in
hot and humid weather.
Another very important thing to
consider in personal skin care is moisturizing. Moisturizers help seal the
moisture in your skin as well as attract moisture from the air whenever needed.
It is important to note that too much use of moisturizers can clog the skin
pores and end up harming your skin. To get the best result, moisturizers should
be applied when the skin is still damp.
Avoiding too much exposure to the sun’s
UV rays is also very important. Using moisturizers with UV protection is
advised.
Inculcating all these into your
personal skin care routine will give your skin the needed glow and as well as
look pretty and youthful.
It is best to consult a dermatologist
before using any skin care product and for further advice on any skin condition.
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