Toners are often undervalued – but they do perform a very useful task in your beauty routine.
They help to complete the cleansing process, especially if you wear makeup, removing any stray residue or excess oil that can clog your pores.
Regardless of your age, soap is a no-no. It’s too harsh, as are soapy cleansers. Some people believe their skin should feel tight and tingly after cleansing. But that would indicate that you are actually harming and drying out your skin. Soaps are alkaline, which means they can strip the skin’s essential acid mantle and
A cleanser which leaves your skin feeling tight is a terrible no-no. It will be too harsh for you and will be stripping your skin of your natural oils – leading to sensitive and dry skin.
A cleanser should leave your skin feeling comfortable and relaxed. There are different types of cleansers – usually depending on personal preference and skin type:-
Pre-cleansing is an important part of a two-step cleansing process. It is done first to provide deep, specific cleansing and helps to lift off surface debris that can cause break-outs and dullness. This should then be followed with face wash or cleanser for complete cleanliness.
A gentle, oil-based pre-cleanser will help you achieve ultra-clean, healthy skin with a double cleansing regimen that melts off the layers of unwanted sebum (oil), makeup,