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6 INGREDIENTS TO AVOID IF YOU HAVE SENSITVE SKIN

Well obviously, skin care routine should be helping your skin not making it worse. So you need to know what you should be using on your skin. Everyone out there with sensitive skin have a big problem with skincare routine because something even mildly irritating can set our skin off so I’ve got here ingredients that you need to look out for when buying your next skin care product or trying a home remedy. These are toxic ingredients found in practically everything: cleansers, moisturizers, toners, exfoliates, creams, and various other cosmetics. 1- Alcohol Astringents and toners mostly have alcohol in them. Alcohol is very bad for your skin, it can dry out your skin which can sap your moisture levels and cause skin irritation and itchiness plus affect how your skin rejuvenates, so people with sensitive skin… just don’t even try. 2- Fragrance Did you know that fragrances rank among the top 4 most common allergens when performing the patch-test? I don’t u...

DIY TINTED MOISTURIZER

Tinted moisturizer serves as the perfect compromise between going bare-faced and wearing a full face of your regular foundation. It can used on arms and legs as well to make them look clear and smooth. It wont give you a full coverage foundation look, but give you a subtle effect that looks dewy instead of covered up.You can use this on your face as a base foundation or for a barely-there makeup look. The best part of making it at home? You can make your own truly customized product! Can't find you own shade tinted moisturizer? Just add you own foundation color. Love your foundation, but hate its low SPF? Blend it with a high-SPF moisturizer to fend off sun damage. Don’t want that much coverage from your foundation? Add your own ratios and make your foundation your own way. Ready for mixing? Well then get a bowl! In a bowl mix any moisturizer with your foundation. (you can use BB cream or CC cream as the foundation) Now its up to you how much foundation you wanna put i...

FIND OUT YOUR SKIN TYPE

When finding products for your skin or making a skin care routine plan the most important step is to know what type of skin you have, not all products will suit your skin, you need to find the right ingredients your skin needs. Well yeah, everyone knows what type of skin they have but some people who just started taking their skin seriously wouldn’t have noticed what type their skin is, so if you’re not sure you here’s your guide. The most important step in caring for your skin comes in understanding your specific skin type and how it adapts to certain circumstances or seasonality. There are five general categories that help us define our skin type and get to know it better. Of course, our skin is complicated and will not always fit exactly into a single category. How to find out: Clean your skin with a mild cleanser and pat dry DO NOT APPLY ANY PRODUCT AFTER CLEANSING JUST PAT DRY Wait for around 1 hour and examine your skin. Combination skin If ...

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