How a Routine Can Help Your Skin

Have you ever gotten up and then suddenly you are at the door completely ready for the day? This is because getting ready is completely routine. If you do the exact same thing every day to get ready then you are likely to experience this feeling. Routines are actually really helpful to the body as they help limit stress and allow your mind to know exactly what to expect. Especially at this time, having a routine of any kind can help your mental health. This is why adopting a skin care routine is great. As you start caring for your skin daily, you'll start to notice that due to the decrease in stress, your skin will start to change for the better. This is why I would like to give you some tips on how to start up a new skin routine.


Tips:


  1. Start your skincare routine by incorporating it into your daily morning and night routine. This will make it easier for you to make it a habit. Furthermore, this will help you also start your day and end your day in a relaxing way which can help stay calm throughout the day.
  2. Take care of yourself by washing your face every day with a cleanser. Cleansers help your skin become clean and refreshed. Cleansers also allow all of your other products to work to their fullest potential. 
  3. Make sure that you are staying hydrated. For your skin, this does not just mean to just drink a lot of water. Depending on your skin type, this also can mean that you need to use products that rehydrate the skin or help your skin retain moisture. There are many products that can help with hydration. I would recommend using this kit to help your skin be more hydrated if you are looking for more moisturized skin. 

Keeping a routine is important for your mental health and your skin. In the times that we are living something like a five-minute skincare routine can help. Please take care of yourself and as always, stay radiant, my friends. 



Xoxo,

Dermaesthetics Beverly Hills

Radiant Koi



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