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Skincare Routine

by Ngozi Ibe
1 year ago
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A routine only becomes one when we do the due diligence of working it out. Making something regular means putting in the extra effort to do it regularly. Hence the name, skin care routine is one of the many ways of taking care of oneself. It is the drops that make an ocean, the right moves here can alter the result you wish to see on your skin.

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Starting a skincare routine requires first knowing your type of skin. According to the AmericanAcademy of Dermatology (AAD) has five primary skin types: oily, dry, normal, combination, and sensitive. Each skin type has its own set of unique characteristics and needs that can affect the look and feel of your complexion.

One sure way to ascertain sureness is to visit a dermatologist, when all is said and done, using the wrong skincare products can only cause more harm than good. Having a supple smooth skin is a sure way to boost one’s confidence.

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Skincare is anything you do from bathing to Moisturizing, cleansing, tanning, spa treatments, they all involve taking care of the largest organ in the body is a big deal and that is skincare.

Important skincare routines to inculcate are:

Having Regular Baths:

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Bathing improves sleep, cleanses and exfoliates your skin, improves your mental and emotional health, soothes your aching muscles and so on. “Taking a bath has great physical and mental health benefits,” says family medicine provider Amy Zack, MD. “Soaking in a tub is something many people have access to but don’t take advantage of enough but it can be beneficial for a lot of people.” Having an adequate bath routine can take your overall skin to its best place.

 

Moisturizing: Wikipedia defines it as a moisturizer, or emollient, which is a cosmetic preparation used for protecting, moisturizing, and lubricating the skin. These functions are normally performed by sebum produced by healthy skin. The word “emollient”; is derived from the Latin verb mollire, to soften. A moisturizer softens your skin and leaves it looking supple. After the first step of knowing your skin type the next best thing is getting the right lotion to moisturize your skin.According to Healthline regular moisturizing can help prevent blemishes and other skin issues by protecting the skin barrier and always apply your moisturizer with clean hands.

 

Hydrating Your Skin:

Drinking lots of water isone sure way of hydrating your skin. Pure Luxe Medical opined that water keeps your body hydrated and refreshed and helps maintain your skin’s elasticity. People who drink large amounts of water are less likely to suffer from scars, wrinkles, and soft lines and they won’t show as many signs of ageing as those who drink small amounts of water.

 

Applying Sunscreen: Most dark-skinned peoplewill argue about how they no longer need sunscreen due to their skin type. “Sunscreen is a critical final step in your morning skincare routine. By blocking damaging UV light, it can lower your risk of skin cancer and reduce signs of ageing. The American Academy of Dermatology The association recommends choosing a broad-spectrum sunblock rated SPF 30 or higher that protects against UVA and UVB light” Healthline.

 

Scheduled Spa Visits: One way to pamper your skin is to schedule spa visits at intervals just to let the professionals work their magic on you. Having to do so greatly relieves stress and boosts confidence on a high level. When next you think of self-care, spas are a one stop shop for your skin enhancement.

In conclusion, a consistent skincare routine is keyto maintaining healthy, glowing skin. By understanding your skin type and incorporating essential steps like regular bathing, moisturizing, hydrating, and applying sunscreen, you can protect and enhance your skin’s natural beauty. Remember, small daily efforts lead to long-term results. Your skin deserves the best care, so make it a priority!

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