Skin Care Must for all Skin types

 Skin care musts for all skin 

The world of skin care gets complicated pretty quickly. If you feel dizzy thinking about serums, lotions, cleansers, toners, and oils, you’ve come to the right place.

While everyone has unique needs when it comes to skin care, there are a few basic products and practices that everyone can try to improve their skin.

The first rule of good skin care is to keep it simple.

According to source4beauty.com, the owner of SB Aesthetics, it’s best to stick with the basics:

cleanser

moisturizer

sunscreen

drinking water

balanced diet

Simple skin care also means using just enough product.

“There are no benefits in using liberal amounts of products apart from sunscreen,” Paterson says.

Using too many products can, in fact, cause skin problems,” she says.

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Aside from keeping your routine simple, experts offer a few more tips for acing your skin care routine.

Get the order right.

Exfoliate once per week.

Always wear an SPF.

Drink water, and lots of it.

Don’t forget your neck and décolletage.

Hit all the steps

What’s the right order for your skin regimen?

Use this simple rule: Products should be applied from lightest to heaviest.

“Think of your daily skin care regimen a little like a sandwich: The bread on either side of your filling is your cleanser and your moisturizer, and the great bit in the center is your serum,” says Diane Ackers, an aesthetician at Doctors Formula.

Exfoliation

Exfoliation helps slough off dead skin cells, but over-exfoliation can cause your skin to react with excess oil production or breakouts.

Best to keep it to a minimum with once-per-week sessions.

Sun protection

Next: Always, always, always wear an SPF.

sun damage is one of the leading causes of:

dullness

dryness

aging

pigmentation

Hydration

Hydration is a must for healthy, glowing skin. Dehydrated skin can feel dry, itchy, and dull.

Drink liquids throughout the day, including electrolytes, to keep your hydration levels high.

Not just for your face

Your neck and décolletage, or the skin on your chest, need some love, too. These oft-neglected areas are also prone to sun damage and signs of aging.