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Layering skin care products is very popular in Asia. A poll showed how women in Asia would use about an average of 9 skin care products on a daily basis! So skin care is taken very very seriously. I’m not using 9 products here, but I am layering my products. This is my favorite method and it’s best for night time. Daytime, you want to use a technique that’s requires lighter layers. I also recommend sleeping on your back, because not only is it better for your body, but it’s better for your face. Enjoy! I swear by SK II SK II – Cellumination shop.sk-ii.com Check out before and after of my skin! www.facebook.com Music by Bitter:Sweet – Sugar Mama itunes.apple.com Bitter:Sweet : Take 2 Blue itunes.apple.com Aren’t they an amazing band??? Love them. ♥ Follow me on twitter! ♥ www.twitter.com ♥ If you have a Facebook, please add me! ♥ www.facebook.com Products I used Lancome Cleansing Water www.lancome-usa.com Kiehl’s Avocado Eye Cream www.kiehls.com SK II – Cellumination shop.sk-ii.com The skin care products may be expensive, but I always stress on investing in good skin care products. It’s a good investment in the long run! Even when I was in college, I saved up for skin care products. If you can’t afford these products at all, I recommend Olay and RoC. They’re great alternatives. But I swear by SK II and Khiel’s. If you have super sensitive skin, I don’t recommend layering your skin care products. Also, I wouldn’t worry about applying “too much chemicals” on your face … Video Rating: 4 / 5
A sensible plan to take care of your skin and help fight the visible signs of ageing. Pre-Step: Use a makeup remover to remove all traces of makeup. Step 1: Use a water soluble cleanser Step 2: (optional) Use a fragrance free toner on the skin. This should contain antioxidants and or skin soothing ingredients. Step 3: Use an exfoliant, either AHA or BHA product. Usage depends on how well your skin tolerates the product. AHA’s are best for normal to sun-damaged skin. BHA are best for oily to blemish prone skins – as BHA’s can exfoliate the pore whereas AHA’s only exfoliates the skins surface. If you are allergic to aspirin than ask your doctor about using a BHA product before. Step 4: Use a retinol based product. Usage depends again on how well your skin tolerates it. Retinol can cause skin redness and peeling so bare this in mind. Not everyone can use this. NOTE: If you’re using a medical Retin-A product (not that same as retinol) than a chemical exfoliant may not be necessary and may lead to increased skin sensitivity. Step 5: Use a moisturiser that contains antioxidants and cell-communicating ingredients. This step is not necessary if you have oily skin. Oily skin has a built in moisturiser and over applying moisturisers can lead to an increase in breakouts. NOTE: AHA and BHA products are pH dependant and need to be within a pH of 3-5 in order to exfoliant properly. When the pH is over 5 its ability to exfoliate stops working and it becomes more of a moisturiser than an …