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Women with great skin do quite a number of things on a daily basis to make their skin so beautiful.
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Below are few things women do to make their skin great.
1). Never, ever go to bed with makeup on.
No matter how exhausted you are or how late it is: Take. It. Off. “Removing your makeup can make the difference between beautiful, glowing skin and a complexion that looks dull and has clogged pores,” says Debra B. Luftman, M.D, a dermatologist in Los Angeles for Simple skincare. Plus, while you’re sleeping, “makeup can get pushed deeper into your pores, leading to acne,” explains NYC dermatologist Francesca Fusco, M.D.
Another factor you might not take into account: Some dead skin cells are meant to shed every day, but having makeup on 24/7 can cause them to stick to the skin’s surface. “This can also lead to breakouts and exacerbate fine lines,” explains Dr. Fusco.
To remove makeup quickly yet effectively without rallying to wash your face, use a cotton pad soaked in a gentle cleanser, like Simple Skincare Micellar Cleansing Water. With a blend of purified water and vitamin B3, it helps wipe away makeup in seconds — no rinsing required.
2). Use a ton of TLC to remove your eye makeup.
“The outer covering around your eyes is the thinnest, most delicate skin on your face,” says Dr. Fusco. So if you tug too roughly when removing your eye makeup, your skin can stretch out over time and fine lines can become more noticeable. Instead, use light, downward motions to wipe away your shadow, liner, and mascara, and opt for a non-greasy eye makeup removing formula that won’t irritate skin and contains ingredients known to soothe skin such as vitamins B5 and E. Try Simple Skincare Eye Make-Up Remover Pads.
3). Drink plenty of water morning to night.
And not just when you’re hitting the gym or you’re super thirsty (if you get to that point, you’re most likely already dehydrated). Hydration — inside and out — is key to keeping your outer covering radiant. Wondering how much to drink? Eight 8-ounce glasses is still the recommended daily minimum, says the Mayo Clinic, so drink up for gorgeous, fully hydrated, flake-free skin.
4). Add an antioxidant serum to your daily routine.
Consider these free-radical-fighting formulas your gateway to anti-agers. “UV light is still able to inflict damage on your outer covering even if you’re wearing sunscreen,” says Julie Karen, M.D, a dermatologist in NYC. “But if you layer a serum containing antioxidants, such as vitamins C and E, underneathyour SPF, your outer covering is more likely repair the damage as it occurs, preventing the onset of brown spots and fine lines prematurely.” Try
DermaDoctor Kakadu C Serum with vitamins C and E, ferulic acid, and kakadu plum.
5). Use a face cream and sunscreen combo every day.
Even the five minutes you spend in the sun running into the mall or work each day add up. “People often only think to use sunscreen when they’re out for an extended period of time, but even incidental exposure every day over a few years causes brown spots and fine lines to show up earlier,” )explains Dr. Fusco. So, 365 days a year, regardless of the season, use a face cream with SPF 15 or higher (try Simple Skincare Protecting Light Moisturizer SPF15), then apply your makeup, says Dr. Luftman. She suggests adding dots on your forehead, cheeks, chin, down the front of your neck (and both ears if your hair is up) to ensure that all exposed skin is properly protected.
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