Secrets to a glowing skin

It is always best to invest in face products that are appropriate for your skin type and the issues you believe you are experiencing. Unfortunately, many women do not have high expectations when purchasing skin care products because they have been disappointed in the past. Something you should understand as a lady is that you were not born with bad skin, and it most likely became bad as a result of your unhealthy and careless lifestyle.

Yes, fashion has evolved over the years, and there are several fashion items, such as make-up and others, that ladies use to conceal their facial skin flaws, but there is a limit to how far they can go because even with foundation and concealer, some acne marks are still clearly visible, while the lighter ones are successfully hidden. So you can see why it’s important to take care of your skin, particularly your face, because you can cover up other parts of your body with clothing but not your face.

Keeping your skin glowing is a continous effort and the goal of any skin-care routine is to tune up your complexion so it’s functioning at its best, and also troubleshoot or target any areas you want to work on. Below are few secrets to glowing skin.

1. Optimal water content in the skin is the first step towards a glowy complexion. Barrier function, skin elasticity and resistance are all dependent on water content. It’s what determines the overall appearance of the skin. So to ensure optimal water content in the skin you can use hydrating skincare products daily.

2. For glowy skin you also need to make sure you exfoliate your skin regularly. Dead skin cells buildup makes for a dull complexion, among other things. Exfoliate your skin regularly, I mean twice a week, preferably with a chemical exfoliant or a mild physical exfoliant and if you use a scrub apply it on your face as gently as possible.

3. For skin brightening I would definitely recommend you to start using a vitamin C serum. The reason why I specifically recommend a serum is that serums contain a higher % of active ingredients.