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When it comes to your skincare, the amount you use matters, and applying a drop versus a dollop can make a difference in the effectiveness of your routine. Apply too little product and not get the full benefits; apply too much and risk irritating the skin. The best application method is to find a happy medium.How Much Skincare Product Should You Use?One of the biggest mistakes is applying too much product. When applying skincare products in particular, it's essential to keep in mind that they ar …

If you want to treat yourself, there's nothing quite as relaxing as kicking back and doing a full at-home facial. Of course, sheet masks get the job done, but we think of clay masks when we think of pampering. Even the most indulgent ritual won't do your skin any favors if you're not using a suitable mask for your skin type. We're here to help you perfect your process. A face mask is only on your skin for a relatively short period, so how do masks work? Masks, for the most part, have a much high …

Controlling oily skin can be a confusing problem. For example, using a face wash can feel pointless, while makeup only worsens your skin. And who wants to re-apply mattifying powder every few hours? In addition, oily skin is the ideal breeding ground for acne, something no one ever wants to have. Oily skin needs particular attention, and the wrong ingredients or habits will worsen everything. Your goal should be to control excess sebum, not eliminate it. But on the other hand, drying your skin w …

The process of incorporating all your new skincare products into a routine can be overwhelming and confusing. Does the toner go after the serum? How do you know if the order in which they're applied matters? To get the best results for your skin, you must use your products correctly. The purpose of your skin is to keep things out, and many key ingredients in skincare don't penetrate the skin at all. So by applying the products in the correct order, you are making sure that your skin is absorb …

It is officially autumn 2019, and it also means that pumpkin season is here. Do you know that pumpkin has many benefits for your health as well as your skin? Pumpkin is rich in enzymes and alpha-hydroxy acids. These fruit enzymes and acids will help gently exfoliate, renew skin cell, and keep skin glowing and healthy. Pumpkin also contains beta-carotene, a vitamin A-derivative that decreases wrinkles, helps slough dark spots, and can help reverse UV damage. Pumpkin is also loaded vitam …