Care for your complexion and indulge in a little ‘me time’ before bed with a DIY facial
1. Double cleanse. Gently massage an aromatic cleansing oil/balm into your skin to melt away make-up, followed by a cleanser catered to your skin type.
2. Steam. Use a facial steamer or jump in the shower to open the pores and prep the skin.
3. Exfoliate. Use an exfoliator to remove dead skin cells and reveal a brighter, smoother complexion.
4. Mask. Choose a face mask for your specific skin type or concern, or try ‘multi-masking’ by customising the mask to each area of the face.
5. Serum. Flood the skin with goodness by using a highly concentrated serum catered to your skin concern.
6. Moisturise/oil. Finish your facial by applying an eye cream and your favourite night cream/oil, using smoothing upward strokes.
Most people have a combination of skin types, which can change throughout the year. Identify your skin type and concerns to find the best ingredients, products and textures to achieve your complexion goals
Traits: oil-deprived, dry and almost without visible pores. Skin feels tight with flaky patches, has a dull appearance and more noticeable signs of ageing
Traits: skin lacks water, feels tight, flaky and sensitive, with a dull appearance and fine lines
Moisturise, hydrate and exfoliate away dull, oil-deprived skin
Simplify your routine or moisturise your way to younger-looking skin
From antioxidants and exfoliators for normal skin to combining moisturising and oil-control products
Fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone and pigmentation all occur because of damage from the sun’s rays, making sun protection an essential part of your skincare regime. Did you know you need sunscreen on cloudy days, if you’re working near a window indoors, and even during the winter months? Plus, AHAs and retinol make your skin extra sun-sensitive
Protect your skin from both UVA and UVB rays with SPF30 and higher ‘broad spectrum’ sunscreen