Taking care of the skin and keeping it hydrated should always be something that is part of the daily beauty routine, however, few people pay attention to this. To establish a routine, it is important to understand that we are all different, and that skin requires proper care and products depending on the type, colour and texture of the skin.
The factors that define the type of skin have to do with the genetic load that you have, the place where you live, the colour, and the production of melanin, among others. For this, it is necessary to be clear about three key factors: what type of skin do I have? what is my biggest skin concern? and what is my lifestyle?
Among the tips to have healthy skin are, first of all, to carry out an adequate cleaning, then maintain hydration, and to have preventive care with the use of sunscreens or sunscreens with a high factor, with which the protection of the rays is guaranteed from the sun. The other products can be added with the identification of the skin type.
If you are one of those with normal skin, it is most likely that you will not suffer from dryness or oiliness. In that case, you can easily try cleansers, masks and various types of moisturiser until you find the product that works best for you. But what if you have another type of skin? Pay attention!
People with dry skin
If this is your skin, you may get used to being tight from time to time. And not only that: in this type of skin, wrinkles and fine lines of expression are much more accentuated. Look for products that provide you with additional hydration! For example, intensive moisturising cream and a hydrating gel mask.
People with Oily skin
Your skin is characterised by excessive production of sebum and shine, but wrinkles are not usually so pronounced on it. Now, does oily skin need hydration? Of course! Opt for an oil-free moisturiser, like a moisturising gel, or cleansers with salicylic acid, clay masks, and non-comedogenic products that won’t clog pores.
People with Combination skin
You will notice that your T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) is oily, while the rest of the face is rather dry/normal. Although there are products for combination skin, most are adapted to this type of skin. Choose a product that hydrates your skin without over-hydrating the T-zone, or combine a deep-cleansing charcoal mask with a Hydrating and Renewing Gel Mask.
Dealing with Acne
Acne, especially acne in your 30s, occurs when skin pores become clogged with sebum (oil), dead skin cells, or bacteria, so we recommend an effective salicylic acid cleanse. What is its specific function? This key ingredient easily removes dead skin cells and eradicates sebum and dirt from the pores, preventing future damage to the epidermis.
Also, if you ever experience mild breakouts, use a specific treatment that also contains salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. For severe acne, remember to see a certified dermatologist!
