Skin care routine

 A skincare routine for glowing skin

• Cleansing: Use a hydrating cleanser to remove dirt, oil, and makeup. Cleanse your face and body morning and night. 
• Toning: Use toner to remove any remaining dirt or impurities after cleansing. 
• Exfoliating: Exfoliate 2–3 times a week to remove dead skin cells and reveal brighter skin. Chemical exfoliation is preferred over mechanical exfoliation, which can cause microtears in the skin. 
• Moisturizing: Use a moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and healthy. 
• Applying sunscreen: Use a broad-spectrum facial sunscreen with SPF 50+ daily to protect your skin from UV rays. 
• Using eye cream: Use eye cream to soothe and nourish the under-eye area, and reduce puffiness and dark circles. 
  
  

Other tips for glowing skin include: Staying hydrated, Eating a balanced diet, Getting enough sleep, and Managing stress. 

A well-structured skincare routine tailored to your skin type is essential for glowing skin.

A skincare routine for oily skin:

• Cleansing: Use a gentle cleanser in the morning and evening to remove excess oil, dirt, and other impurities. 
• Toner: Apply a toner after cleansing. 
• Serum: Apply a face serum. 
• Moisturizer: Apply a moisturizer in the morning and evening to keep skin hydrated and healthy. Not moisturizing can lead to more sebum production and dryness. 
• Sunscreen: Wear sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun's rays. Look for a gel-based or matte sunscreen for a non-greasy finish. 
• Eye cream: Use an eye cream with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and niacinamide to help smooth and brighten the eye area. 
• Blotting papers: Use blotting papers to absorb excess oil. 

Niacinamide is an ingredient found in many moisturizers and serums that can help control sebum and make skin less oily. Salicylic acid is another ingredient that can help with oily skin because it's soluble in oil and enhances the skin's natural exfoliation. 

 

A skincare routine for dry skin

• Cleanser

  Use a gentle, soap-free cleanser that removes dirt and impurities without stripping the skin of its natural oils. Look for cleansers with ingredients like aloe vera, oatmeal, or papaya. 
• Toner

  Use a hydrating toner with hyaluronic acid, glycerin, or rose water to add moisture and balance the skin's pH level. 
• Serum

  Use a serum with hyaluronic acid or niacinamide to hydrate the skin. You can also use a serum with retinol, vitamin C, or alpha arbutin to brighten the skin. 
• Moisturizer

  Apply moisturizer while your skin is still damp to help lock in moisture. You can also use a hydrating sheet mask once a week. 
• Sunscreen

  Apply sunscreen with broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher daily. You can also wear protective clothing like gloves and scarves, and seek shade during peak sun hours. 
• Lip balm or petroleum jelly

  Use lip balm or petroleum jelly to keep your lips moisturized. 
• Hand cream

  Use a non-greasy hand cream to keep your hands moisturized. 
• Avoid hot water

  Hot showers and baths can strip the skin of natural oils, so try to keep the water warm enough to soothe without drying out your skin. You should also avoid products that contain alcohol, fragrance, or retinoids, as these can be harsh on dry skin. 

If your dry skin is persistent, uncomfortable, or experiences cracking, chafing, bleeding, or extreme itching, you should seek the help of a doctor or board-certified dermatologist.