Most common questions used to investigate
Do you have an oily type and acne-prone skin?
Do you have pimples on your face?
Does your skin feel less hydrated?
Are you often exposed under the sun?
Do you have wrinkles and fine lines?
Do you have skin blemishes?
Is dark eye circles one of your concerns?
Do you have visible pores?
Do you often wear make-up?
Common conclusions
Choosing the right cleanser for your skin is important to consider. A foaming liquid for oily skin is best as it helps in breaking down dirt and excess sebum.
It would be ideal to use a toner with a tea tree oil or salicylic acid to exfoliate dead skin cells. Its anti-inflammatory properties will also lessen the redness on your face.
Even if you have oily skin, moisturizing both day and night is important to keep it hydrated. It will help your skin regenerate at its best.
If you are exposed under the sun most of the time, it is best to use SPF cream that is oil-free and non-comedogenic. Sun protection cream can also help you from pigmentation scarring.
To protect your face from free radicals, a serum treatment would be best on your face to help regulate oil production and prevent any skin issues.
Using a toner enriched with witch hazel ingredients helps lighten dark spots and blemishes on your face.
The skin around the eyes are thin and delicate, making it easily irritated. It is best to use an eye cream with tolerable concentrations of active ingredients.
Using a face mask helps in trapping whatever ingredients you have on your face. It also helps in pulling out skin impurities and helps improve the appearance of your pores.
Make sure you remove your make-up before you go to bed at night to prevent oil production. Use a micellar water cleanser that works for all skin types or any water-based make-up remover.
Making your face breathe important for it to regenerate properly and prevent oiliness. If you don't do much make-up, make sure you have moisturized your skin and applied sunscreen wherever you go.
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