
You haven’t quite perfected your skin care technique just yet. Your T-zone seems to stay slick, your nose speckled with black heads and your cheeks dry. What gives?
Well your entire approach to cleansing could be to blame. Washing that sweet face and removing makeup before you hit the sack is a start. But a weekly deep cleaning is essential to keep your skin looking fresh and feeling fantastic.
So prepare your face for the fall weather with this fabulous skin cleansing regimen:
Creamy Cleanser
Wash your face with a gentle, creamy liquid cleanser. But don’t apply it with your hands. They’re just not clean enough no matter how many times you wash them. Put the cleanser on a cotton ball, and then apply. Be sure to rinse with warm water. Hot water can aggravate the skin.
Tender Toner
Once you’ve thoroughly rinsed off the cleanser, use the toner over your face and neck. It removes the last traces of cleanser and restores the pH balance of the skin.
Smoothing Scrub
To remove the buildup of dead skin cells that cause breakouts, exfoliation is key. Smoothing the skin’s surface will also allow your facial products to be absorbed evenly. Look for a product with fine abrasives and only use it a few times a week.
Simple Steam
Gently steam your face once a week for five to ten minutes to open your pores. Bring a pot of water to a boil, place a bag of chamomile tea in and let the mixture brew and cool. Once it’s cooled enough, put a towel over you’re a head to keep the steam enclosed and expose your face to the vapor.
Mighty Mask
To tighten and refresh your face, clay, gel or mud masks are best: clay for oily skin, gel for sensitive skin and mud for combination skin.
Major Moisturizer
Moisturizers should be used every morning and evening in order to maintain young, healthy looking skin. Keep your pores clog-free with oil-free and non-comedogenic versions.






















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