Everywhere I go people are asking me what is the best skin care
plan to follow? Is there even such a thing? Sorry to disappoint
you, but if there indeed exists such a thing, I don't know what it
is.
Let me be the first to say, that there is no perfect anything in
this world let alone skincare programs. It varies greatly between
individuals. There are so many elements that come into play such as
the person's skin type, whether they have acne, blemishes, or any
other skin marks or conditions, etc.
Another thing that may affect a person's option in skin care
products is whether they have undergone a surgical procedure of
sorts recently. If you are taking other skin care products at the
moment, sometimes the formulations will clash with other
products.
If you are a woman and you are in the premenstrual stages, it
may also bear upon your skin to varying degrees. Another thing to
consider is the seasonal changes and the differences in
requirements that these changes bring with it.
For instance, skincare in the time is substantially
different from the summer's. During the winter times your skin will
probably be more dry or normal and you will most likely need to use
moisturizers to keep your skin soft.
And during the summer months you will need to worry about things
such as tanning lotion and using cleansers and exfoliators to clean
off sweat and debris that gathers up when you are in movement.
Some people opt for C formulations to improve the health
and youthfulness of their skin while others may use glycolic acid
if there are signs of blackheads appearing. Salicylic acid is an
option individuals use during the four levels of a menstrual cycle.
Universally speaking, try using exfoliation to remove dead skin
cells and to make room for new skins to grow out.
As you can probably tell by now, there are a plethora of skin
care products on the market catering to every imaginable need. The
most important thing is to sit down and ask yourself what you need
now, and also in terms of prevention of things like wrinkles or
blemishes in the future.
It is proposed to speak with your dermatologist before following
any skin care routine. Also you should consult with a professional
if you plan on changing your routine very often or seasonally. This
way you can save time, money, and also prevent any number of
mistakes and mishaps that could negatively affect your skin-
rendering all your efforts obsolete.
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