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6 Tips for Smooth and Flawless Skin

February 26, 2025 · In: Beauty

We all want silky smooth and flawless skin, right?! Unfortunately, it’s not something that comes naturally to a lot of people, and to get that radiant complexion you’re after, you need to take good care of your skin. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve got dry, oily, or even sensitive skin – every type of skin needs a good skincare routine. If you’re looking for better looking and feeling skin, read on to find out how you can change it for the better today.

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Cleanse it properly

Unclean skin isn’t going to do your complexion any favours. You should be washing your face twice a day to remove dirt, oil, and any other impurities that might cause you to break out. If you’re not sure what type of skin you have, your best bet is to stick to a cleanser that’s designed for sensitive skin as it won’t irritate your skin. However if you do know, be sure to buy a cleanser that’s made for either oily or dry skin. Adding twice daily cleansing to your skincare routine alone will make a huge difference.

Hydration inside and out

If your skin never seems to look plump or bright, it might be because it’s lacking moisture. However, moisture means both inside and out. Upping your water intake will massively help your skin, and making sure you moisturise your skin to help it retain moisture. Hyaluronic acid-based moisturisers are great for all skin types – even if your skin is oily.

Sun protection

This is a step that too many of us skip when it comes to skincare. Even if you live in a climate where the UV rays aren’t very powerful, they will still do damage over time. Make sure you introduce some sort of sun protection with at least an SPF of 30 into your routine daily to help protect your skin from sun damage and early aging. If you’re spending lots of time outdoors, particularly in the sun, be sure to reapply it regularly.

Consider targeted treatments

If you’ve got sensitive skin or a skin condition, you might even want to consider targeted treatments for your skin. For example, if you’ve got uneven pigmentation in your skin, you could look into Glacial RX, which uses cooling techniques to reduce redness and even out your skin tone overall.

Night cream

Your skin repairs itself at night, so it’s important to give it the best chance. Apply a night cream to lock in moisture as you sleep. You could even look into night time face masks so you wake up feeling and looking fresher than ever.

Look at your diet

Finally, what goes into your body will show on the outside, particularly on your skin. If you’re filling up on junk food and guzzling soda all of the time, your skin will suffer. Like every other part of your body, your skin craves nutrients and minerals, so introduce some into your diet where possible. You’ll notice the difference sooner than you think!

By: April Stephens · In: Beauty · Tagged: routine, skin care

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