Skincare Great for Any Skin Type
A Simple Skincare Routine
Step 1: Cleanser
All skincare routines should start with a good cleanse. Even if you have the best products, it would be worthless if you’re piling it on top of built-up dirt, pollution, makeup, sunscreen and other impurities. You will be risking all impurities clogging up your pores. That can lead to breakouts and irritation to dull skin. Nowadays, foam cleanser is becoming more and more popular, and most buy without looking at the formulation. Look for a pH balanced cleanser perfect for sensitive skin. It will keep your skin hydrated without stripping it of its natural oils. Look for cleanser formulations for oily skin containing salicylic acid and niacinamide for oily skin.
Step 2: Toner
Balance your skin’s pH levels further by using toners with the right formulation. Toners are essential in a routine since it does post-cleaning, soothes your skin and removes any lingering bits of residue and dirt from your skin. Sensitive skin types should steer clear of toners formulated with astringents and alcohol. It is best to use toners with AHAs and salicylic acid for oily skin types.
Step 3: Serum
Serums are great additions to a skincare product since it targets specific concerns like wrinkles, fine lines, dark spots and more. It is best to use serums that contain hyaluronic acid. It will hydrate your skin while acting as an antioxidant.
Step 4: Moisturiser
Always reach for a non-comedogenic, fragrance-free cream, gel or water moisturiser. You will greatly reduce the risk of your skin getting irritated by keeping your skin hydrated.
Step 5: Sunscreen
Every skin type needs to wear sunscreen products daily. It not only protects your skin from getting damaged, but it also helps prevent skin cancer. Always reach for a sunscreen that is sensitive-skin safe and of a high SPF level.
Visit Asian Beauty X for all your skincare needs. They have specially formulated products perfect for any skin type. You can buy cleansers and toners made for sensitive to oily skin types.
