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Protecting your skin any time of year should be a priority, but it takes on even more significance in the colder months of fall and winter. Exposure to dry and heated air, hot water and rough fabric in winter clothes can damage the cells of your skin and leave it looking and feeling dry and rough. You owe it to your skin to keep it looking its healthiest best by seeking out skincare that works including the best face products available.
What Are the Best Skin Care Products?
The biggest enemy of radiant, youthful skin is a lack of moisture. Different skin reacts differently to dry conditions. Some skin types become rough and leathery while others exude excessive amounts of oil sometimes leading to acne breakouts. Products that contain nutrients and vitamins your skin needs, such as a vitamin c serum, can help replenish your skin during the harsher months. You can develop your own routine based on your individual needs, but a good start is to include the steps of cleansing, hydrating and moisturizing.
A Resource for Your Skin Care Needs
Battling the harmful effects of colder weather is possible and can help protect your skin’s appearance. If you are looking for tips on how to build a skin care routine, and a full range of products designed with obtaining your best possible skin in mind, check out our website for more information.
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.
