We all dream of flawless, glowing skin, but with new products constantly hitting the shelves and the seemingly endless skincare advice out there on the Internet, it's not always easy to figure out the skincare routine that's going to work best for you. You know the basics — drink plenty of water, get enough sleep, and wash your face, but what about everything in between? Luckily, there’s no need to shell out tons of cash on any magical procedures or expensive creams to achieve flawless skin.
December is truly the month of excess, and we’re in the last stretch. This week, however, can be the most intense, with parties and social events in full swing. If you’re going out on New Year’s Eve but also have a brunch to attend on New Year’s Day, you’ll want to make sure you’re looking and feeling your best the whole time. We spoke to experts to find out exactly how you can prevent your face from looking worse for wear after a long night out.
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).
