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New Year’s Eve is a time to shine and what’s a more appropriate look than warm, glowing skin? Here are a few tips and skin glowing products you can use to achieve that perfect New Year’s Eve luminosity.
Exfoliating is essential to achieving a beautiful glow. Over time, dead skin form a layer over new cells, interfering with absorption of moisturizer and other treatments. A good scrub can loosen dead cells and reveal the fresh skin underneath.
Serums are lightweight compared to creams and lotions, and often contain vitamins to revitalize your skin. A great example are Timeless serums, which you can buy on their own or in the Holiday Gift Box Set. The Gift Box contains four 1 ounce bottles of each of the following products:
Caring for your skin is essential to creating a vibrant base for a radiant holiday look.
A nice highlight can go a long way to giving your cheeks a healthy glow, but you’ll want to wash it off before saying goodnight. Sleeping in makeup doesn’t let your skin breathe and can lead to clogged pores and dull skin. Avoid acne and blemishes by giving your skin a little breathing room before you hit the sack.
Get bright, youthful skin this New Year’s Eve with a combination of healthy habits and helpful skin glowing products. Shine bright on your night out and welcome the new year with the best kind of brilliance.
They say everything in nature is about balance, and that is no less true when it comes to our skin. Achieving the delicate ying and yang of beautiful skin may come down to maintaining the right pH balance. So, what is the magic pH level of healthy skin? On a scale of 0 to 14, the ideal state is slightly acidic, sitting around 5.
What products we use can also affect the pH level of healthy skin. Have you ever wondered why some cleansers give your skin that squeaky-clean tight feeling? They could be disrupting your skin’s pH level. Choose soap-free cleansers that are pH balanced (not too alkaline or too acidic) that fall within the range of normal, healthy skin.
If there is anything we can take away from the pandemic, it’s that we’ve all been washing our hands wrong. Hopefully after we get through this, the normal flu season will never look the same thanks to a new, higher awareness and appreciation for good hygiene!
So perhaps it’s not such a big surprise to find out there are common pitfalls to avoid when it comes to washing our face too, and some important tips for maintaining clear, healthy skin.
