Yesterday I was talking about body-care. Today’s topic is facial care.
Unfortunately a great skin is a gift, hereditary or purely good luck. Anyhow, everybody has good or bad skin days (weeks).
I’m always getting compliments about how lovely my skin is and I must say it has to do with my Mother’s constant hard work and the “pure luck” factor. I only get the odd spots or blemishes but unfortunately I make them last long by picking them…
Anyhow.
This is how you can achieve great glowing and healthy looking skin:
- Wash your face every evening with soap or whatever is suited to your skin. My skin is dry underneath but has a greasy surface at certain places (my nose mainly) so I use my usual shower gel or Dove soap.
- Once a week I use a facial scrub – which is so far the best product i have ever seen for the purpose. It smells minty and scrubs the bad stuff off your skin
- 2 times a week I use Neutrogena Wave, which is a great facial cleanser cleaning off make up, dirt and anything from the surface
- The next step I only recommend to experienced “squeezers”.. If you notice the blackheads, squeeze them out immediately, making sure that you squeeze it out all. After that you should apply a tonic on it so it doesn’t stay open… But generally i really really only advise you to do it if you know what to do, otherwise it will be infected, red and uglier then it was before…
- While your skin is still wet after washing, apply the oil or cream you use. Do use the cream on your eyes and under your eyes as well.
- Special cream for under your eye if you need it.
I always put all the creams I use all over my whole face and neck. Important to massage it a little bit under your chin because that is one of the areas which will look bad when you are older, so let’s work on that circulation now!
Apart from the skincare, misstache (mustache) should be removed or bleached, eyebrows tweezed to perfection and you can have the base of the great looks you have always wanted.
PS: if your skin is really complicated please just go to a professional therapist and don’t mess with it yourself
