In Korea, there is such a thing as the three-second rule when it comes to applying your serums and moisturizers. According to an article on Allure, there is a window of three seconds after cleansing that women have to apply their first skincare product. Why so?
But what if getting better skin wasn't as complicated as you think? One place to start is by evaluating which skincare sins you're committing (intentionally or not) and then put better habits into place. Below are the top mistakes two dermatologists see people make all the time.
The aforementioned cleansers are meant to clear the skin of excess oil and work to prevent the buildup of more natural oils and anything in the air that could exacerbate the production of sebum on the skin. The following 6 ingredients work as great ingredients for the cleansing of oily skin.
The CDC recommends at least 60% alcohol in hand sanitizer to fight viruses. This formula follows the percentage, adding aloe vera for gentleness and essential oils for extra virus fighting.
One of the most frequently discussed topics when it comes to skincare is the under eye area. These concerns range from how to care for the skin around the eyes to potential limitations of topical skincare when it comes to this area. We hope to shed some light on these.... (we're holding back a joke about bringing your sunglasses).
