Face Care Cleansing Tips
Do you wear make up everyday like I do? Then, it’s important that you have a good regime of cleansing, toning and moisturizing your face skin two times a day, or at least, every evening.

Why is this important? Simple. It’s to keep your face – the only one that you’ve got – young and healthy looking.

Establishing a good habit of cleansing will not only keep you from getting premature wrinkles, but your skin will always be in the best possible condition. It will feel soft and firm. By cleansing regularly, you will look and feel like a million bucks. I believe the most important thing to remember about good face care cleansing is this tip: understand why you MUST do it! Our air is full of garbage that can build up on the skin’s surface. Weather causes a lot of stress on our faces if not protected correctly. Even someone (or yourself) touching your face can leave dirt behind.

Build up on the facial skin is not good. Not good at all. So, the first thing to do, is pull your hair away from your face and clip it back or put it in a pony tail. And make sure when you start cleansing that you get all the way up to the hairline. Dirt and grim love to hang out there right around the hairline. It’s their favorite hiding place and this is one of the causes of breaking out around the hairline.

Number 2 on the list of good face care cleansing tips is to gently remove your eye make up and mascara. Be patient and don’t stretch or rub the skin too much around your eyes. This area of your face has much more delicate skin than any other place. Too much stretching of the skin around your eyes can lead to wrinkles showing up before you want them to. (Not that we EVER want them too!) So, take care when removing your mascara.

You are going to get wrinkles regardless – so why make the process faster by not being careful when you cleanse around your eyes? Use a cotton ball or cotton pad soaked with your favorite eye makeup remover and gently wipe the mascara away.

The next thing to do is to apply a cleansing solution, lotion or cream to the rest of your face. You can massage it into your skin and especially in areas that might be prone to blemishes or blackheads. The massaging technique does two things. It helps to loosen up makeup and grime and some act as a moisturizer as well.

Once you have finished massaging it into your face, just remove the excess with a washcloth or tissue. Toner is a wonderful follow up after cleansing your face of all makeup. It’s not mandatory, but I really like how toner makes my skin feel. And after I’ve applied the toner and let it dry, I then use a night cream that is just right for my skin.

It’s amazing how soft my skin feels when I wake up every morning! Just remember, that even though you are in the habit of cleansing your face at night, you should also cleanse it again in the mornings. This makes it possible for you to start with a fresh, clean face for you to put on makeup. Plus, your skin will love you for it. You’ll have fewer skin problems and a face that glows with health and radiance.

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Here are my top 10 best face care tips. Do these things and you’ll see a noticeable difference in the look of your face. These face care tips works well for any kind of skin challenge.

1. Drink water! Lots of it. This is not what keeps skin soft and moist, but it will assist in the upkeep of general health, which of course, means it will help your skin and facial skin too.

2. Cleanse your face at least once a day and try for two times a day. To me, it’s obvious why we need to do this, but I’ll spell it out anyway. Cleansing your skin gets rid of the dirt and other elements considered hard on the skin. that can accumulate over the course of a day. Use lukewarm water when washing your skin as hot AND cold water can cause damage to your facial skin.

3. Don’t use soap on your face – unless there is absolutely no other choice. Soap dries out your face terribly when used all the time. A good rule of thumb is to only use soap from below the neck.

4. Face cleanser. Do your research and buy a good face cleanser that is appropriate for your skin type. Make cleaning your face part of your daily ritual.

5. Sunscreen! If this hasn’t been drilled into you enough, allow me to continue to drill. Sunscreen, sunscreen and more sunscreen! Put it on your face EVERY DAY! Rain or shine or clouds – it doesn’t matter. Harmful UV radiation gets through any kind of weather and can seriously damage your skin on your face and other unprotected areas of your body. I cannot harp enough about this. Lots of makeup and daytime moisturizers have SPF protection built right into them. This is good! You’ve heard it, but know that without proper protection from the sun, you could get skin cancer. It’s so very preventable!

6. Be gentle with your face, after all it’s the only face you’ve got! Don’t overuse exfoliants or scrubs – once a week is plenty. Also, no need to be so enthusiastic about your new skin products that you slather on too much. That will just clog up your pores or cause a build up that you don’t need.

7. Do your best to keep your face as moist as possible. Dryness of your facial skin causes the outer layer break out and this can cause the skin to take on a rough or scaly appearance. Use moisturizers with emollients. Moisturizers seem to work the best when they are applied while your face skin is still damp from cleansing.

8. If you have a particular facial skin challenge, make sure you treat it with care. Go to a dermatologist if you need to, get a facial once in a while, treat your face with the respect it deserves.

9. Sleep and exercise. It’s good for your overall health, but it’s also good for your facial skin. When you don’t get enough sleep each night, it can lead to the beginnings of lifelong wrinkles. And if you are not exercising enough this can cause your skint to look slack and droopy. It helps beat back the stress too – which almost always shows in a person’s face!

10. Beat the stress. As mentioned before, stress shows up on your face. Take a break. Have a cup of tea. Take a nap. Sit and meditate. Do whatever you need to do to lessen the stress in your life. Your face will love you for it!

How’s that for my top 10 best face care tips?

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What is your skin type? You can read the descriptions of 4 different skin types, below, to determine what yours is. Basically, your skin type is determined by the amount of oil your facial skin produces.

Normal skin: This skin type has an even texture and medium-sized pores. This is what most people wish they had if they don’t. It’s what people with skin challenges strive for. It’s considered the ideal skin type and looks healthy and smooth looking.

Normal skin type has good color and good circulation. People with normal skin might have the small problem of the skin on their cheeks becoming a little dry – depending on weather, diet and other factors.

Oily skin: This skin type usually has larger pores and the skin itself looks shiny and a little greasy looking. Because of the larger pores, blemishes show up more and blackheads are more of a pain to deal with.

Dry skin: This skin type feels tight after cleansing and has been found to be more prone to flaking, fine wrinkles and redish patches. Sometimes it looks dull and this is because of dead skin cells building up on the surface of the skin.

Sensitive skin: This skin type is thin, has fine pores and is delicate. A person with sensitive skin seem to blush more easily and get rashes a lot faster than those without it. Skin irritations can be a problem and often times, you’ll see broken capillaries on the faces of those with thin skin. The skin types mentioned above are the main types of skin most people will encounter. There are other factors but I won’t go into them in the scope of this blog post.

Even though your genes determine what kind of skin type you have naturally, the way you live can also affect your skin type. Things like nutrition, stress and medication as well as many other factors can change your skin and it’s condition.

No matter what type of skin you have, addressing these issues will ensure that you will make the most of the skin that you have inherited and reduce the problems that are associated with your skin type.

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We all want to put our best face forward, but sometimes it requires a little more work than other times. If you start a face care regime that you can stick to, you’ll find that it ends up not being as much work as you might have thought.

For best face care tips, take note of a few important ones below. This might be information that you already know, but a reminder doesn’t hurt!

Freckles
A common problem – especially for fair-skinned people. Sometimes freckles can be cute, but sometimes they are red and angry looking. Cute or not, you should always wear sunblock of at least a SPF 15 and put it on about a half hour before you go outside – EVERY day. Clouds or not, the sun will blast your skin with dangerous UV rays that over time could cause skin cancer if consistently left unprotected. For more information about how to fade away freckles click here. 

Rough Looking Skin
For a good home remedy for skin that has become rough on your face, follow this recipe:

Ingredients:
- 1 teaspoon of yogurt
- juice from 1/2 of a lemon
- 5-6 drops of honey.

What to do: Mix everything together and apply to your face. Lie down for 20 minutes. Turn on some music. Close your eyes and enjoy a short break. After 20 minutes, wash off your face with warm water, then cold water. You won’t believe how soft your skin will feel. Do this on a daily basis if possible. The benefits of the mixture plus the break you give yourself go well beyond smoothing the skin, it also smooths away tension!

Another tip for rough skin: Before you go to bed, mix up 2 teaspoons of milk with 1 teaspoon of salt and apply it to your face. Leave it on overnight. In the morning, your face will feel less rough. Again, do this nightly if possible.

Dark Circles Under the Eyes
Very simple. Before you go to bed each night and after you have washed your face, gently massage your favorite eye cream into the areas underneath your eyes. The skin under your eyes is very sensitive, so you must use the fingers next to your pinky fingers to massage. This puts the least amount of pressure on the skin under your eyes.

Blackheads
We all just love the nasty little blackhead don’t we? Here’s an interesting fact: blackheads cannot be removed permanently, but their growth can be retarded. Here are a few home remedy ideas on how you can prevent and remove blackheads.

- Mix one teaspoonful of groundnut oil with one teaspoonful of fresh lime juice and apply on the face to prevent formation of blackheads.

- Mix thoroughly 1/4 cup of hot water, 1 teaspoonful of Epsom salts and 4 drops of iodine. Allow the mixture to cool. Then, dip a cotton ball into the mixture and apply it to the blackheads and the surrounding areas. When the mixture is completely dry, gently remove it with a soft, clean cloth.

- Mix 1 teaspoon of lemon juice into 1 teaspoon of finely ground cinnamon. Apply on the blackhead areas as frequently as you are able to.

I hope you’ll find something in this article that helps you. If you have your own methods, please feel free to enter them into the Comments box below.

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It’s been noted by experts that over time, the texture of your skin changes. This is the natural course of things.

“Skin texture refers to the smoothness of our skin in elation to the amount of collagen near the surface,” Dr. Robert Weiss, MD (Hunt Valley, MD – dermatologist) says.

The important factors  for smooth, soft, young-looking skin are hydration, collagen and elastin. As we age, hormones, diet, pollution and our lifestyle of choice come into play and can diminish these important elements which in turn can cause  dramatic changes in how your skin feels.

Northbrook, IL, plastic surgeon, Iliana Sweis, MD explains, “Gravitational pulling coupled with loss of fat and a breakdown of skin constituents like collagen and hyaluronic acid lead to changes in the texture of the skin and the formation of lines and wrinkles.”

So, here are some great ideas for treating and improving skin texture. Not all the ideas listed below are from cosmetics you can buy from the store and online, but some are solutions that require meeting with a plastic surgeon and/or a dermatologist.

For thin and translucent skin: Collagen loss tends to cause the skin to become thin. Those with fairer skin tones are more susceptible to this.

Treat it with a “combination of fillers and collagen-stimulating laser, like erbium or fractionated CO2 lasers, is best for plumping up thin skin. The skin need to be built up from underneath, as well as stimulated on the surface.” says Dr. Sweis.

For dry and dehydrated skin: Skin that is dry and dehydrated is a common change that comes with aging. With age, moisture levels drop and water is lost. In addition, blood circulation, moisture-stripping products, harsh ingredients and sweat- and oil-glands that are less active can all lead to your skin drying up.

Treat it by adding moisture back with deep-hydrating creams and masks. Also, Hyaluronic acid fillers – moisture binders to the skin – may help to minimize the appearance of wrinkles and lines. And also reintroduce moisture to the skin. A good hyaluronic acid moisturizer is M2 Skin Recovery Moisturizer.

M2 Skin Recovery Moisturizer.
Soothe and repair your stressed, dehydrated skin with this oil-free, antioxidant-rich moisturizer. Formulated to comfort and protect the skin from moisture loss throughout the day while improving the appearance of aging, acne, and hyperpigmentation.
1.7 fl. oz.

Who It’s For
Ideal for those with aging, acne-prone, acne-scarred, and hyperpigmented skin who want a clean, fresh, and even complexion.

For rough and weathered skin: Leathery-looking skin is what happens when we spend too much time out in the sun. The damage to your face by overexposure – without protection – to the sun causes inflammation, which in turn, causes the skin to look and feel thick. Along with this – sun damage can cause premature wrinkles.

Protect and treat your skin with an SPF every day. You can prevent further damage to weathered skin with antioxidative and reparative topical products. And you can take it a step further and get fractional resurfacing or pulsed light treatments done by professionals to stimulate collagen production. Try RevaleSkin Intensive Recovery Treatment.

RevaleSkin Intensive Recovery TreatmentTake your antioxidant treatment to the max with RevaleSkin Intensive Recovery Treatment.

It uses the highest concentration of CoffeeBerry at 1.5%, along with other proven anti-aging ingredients, reducing fine lines and wrinkles, redness and discoloration, and increasing collagen production.
1 fl. oz.

Who It’s For
Ideal for those with aging, damaged skin who want smoother, firmer, and more even-toned skin.

Key Ingredients
CoffeeBerry is a potent, skin-smoothing antioxidant. Peptides stimulate collagen production. Licorice evens the skin tone. Try it today and notice a difference in no time.

For skin that feels like sandpaper: Facial skin that, to the touch, feels a little like sandpaper, often has a dull complexion. Dull skin is caused by a buildup of dead skin that stays on the surface for long periods of time.

Treat it by revving up the skin’s natural shedding process to remove dead skin and expose the fresh skin. To do this, you can use a presciption topical retinoid, glycolic peels, or microdermabrasion. These methods all  increase cell turnover. Keep in mind that erbium and fractionated lasers require some downtime – at least a week – so plan accordingly.

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Face Care Tip: Sleep!

Sleep is the time when the cells of the body are repaired and this includes skin cells. And being that most of us lead busy lives, we tend to stay up late and not get enough sleep. At least, that’s one of my big challenges. I’m an early riser and have a hard time staying in bed.

Studies have shown that not getting enough sleep reduces a person’s amount of growth hormone. These levels of growth hormones are necessary for the repair process. If your level of growth hormone is down because of lack of sleep, your body will have less opportunity to repair the damage that has occurred to the skin throughout the normal course of the day.

Here’s the real crux of the matter: The rate of new skin cells produced by a person’s body actually doubles during certain periods of sleep. Which means, the more sleep you allow yourself to get, the faster your skin cells will have a chance to regenerate and the younger you are likely to look – besides feeling better!

Without this cell regeneration or with cell product reduced below certain levels the skin will tend to become more wrinkled and lose its tone.

So, is the answer as simple as you need to spend more hours sleeping each night? Well, yes and no.  You should also consider the flip side – the effects that too many hours spent in your bed might have on your skin, too. Yep, there is always something else to think about and this time it is the way that you sleep.

How do you sleep? On your side? On your back? Spread eagle on you stomach with your face planted in the pillow? Not that I know from personal experience, but most people tend to sleep on their side or face down. What this does to their their face over time is create possible permanent crease marks!

When we are younger this is not a problem, however, as we age we lose some of the elastin in our skin, and that means the crease marks remain longer on our face and tend to take a bit longer to disappear as time goes on.  Sleeping in the same position every night can potentially make these marks become permanent. Ugh! Who wants to look like they just got out of bed PERMANENTLY????

The alternative is to try to sleep on your back or to get softer pillows and satin pillow slips to reduce the marks. But most importantly, try to go to bed earlier tonight. And think peaceful thoughts.

Face Care Tip: Sleep!

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Face Care Tips for Dry Skin

If you have dry skin, sunburn will cause  your skin to become irritable and itchy. Even cold weather can be a problem – especially when the air is very dry and cold. It makes your face feel as if it’s cracking off. Again, no fun.

And when my skin is really dry, sometimes it gets scaly and chapped and then my face feels sore. I hate that! People like me, with dry skin often are fair complected. But that doesn’t mean that if you don’t have fair skin, you won’t suffer from overly dry skin.

There are so many factors that contribute to dry skin. One of them is that as we age, we lose elastin in our facial skin and that skin becomes drier with time (unfortunately!). Other factors can and do include the environment (pollution), what kind of food we eat, and as I mentioned earlier, the weather. Sometimes, certain medications will dry out your skin.

When a person has dry facial skin, the skin shed the skin cells in clumps. Normal skin sheds skin cells one at a time. This clumpy shedding is what leads to scaly and flaky skin conditions.  Yuck. Sounds gross, doesn’t it?

Lack of moisture is not the only reason why a person could have dry skin. However, having said that, a good moisturizer will help reduce dry facial skin, but always make sure you pick a moisturizer that doesn’t STOP the shedding of skin cells. Who would have thought there was so much to think about when in comes to getting rid of dry skin?

Check out this selection of moisturizers from SkinCareRx.com to find one that fits your needs.

I like to gently exfoliate my skin once a week. This routine actually helps moisturizers do a better job. But, I learned that I need to be careful with exfoliating since over doing it made my skin red and sensitive. Not a pretty picture!

A fantastic exfoliator and is SkinMedica Skin Polisher – Facial Exfoliant. You won’t believe how smooth your skin will feel.

SkinMedica Skin Polisher – Facial Exfoliant
It’s out with the old and in with the new when you use SkinMedica Skin Polisher. This gentle exfoliating gel lifts away dead skin cells while keeping the skin’s pH balance and moisture level in tact. Uncover the soft, beautiful glow of your complexion without using a harsh scrub.
2 fl. oz.

Who It’s For
Ideal for those with any skin type who want to exfoliate the skin and reveal a fresh, radiant appearance.

Face Care Tips for Dry Skin

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Face Care Tips for Oily Skin

While all this sounds great there are downsides that can affect people with oily skin throughout their life.

Oily skin tends to have larger pores and along with this is a tendency to have blackheads as the grime is caught in these open pores more easily. And that is not the only problem that people with oily skin have to contend with, as they are more susceptible to breakouts than other skin types.

People with oily skin tend to have darker complexions.

The cause of oily skin is overactive sebaceous glands that produce too much oil from enlarged pores. Having this happen can lead people to want to over clean their skin in an attempt to wash away the oil but this will not solve the problem.

Excessive washing will only cause the glands to create more oil and a person with oily skin can have a shiny oily look within a very short time of having cleansed their skin.

People with oily skin should always select skin care products that are developed for oily skin rather than those they might assume would be better for their skin as the wrong formulations can often exacerbate the problems they might be experiencing. A wonderful cleanser for oily skin is DermaQuest Skin Therapy Glyco Gel Cleanser (15%).

It is essential that people with oily skin refrain from touching their face, particularly during times of exercise when perspiring as the larger pores are more prone to retaining any grime that can be transferred to the face from the hands.

DermaQuest Skin Therapy Glyco Gel Cleanser (15%)
Get serious about improving your skin. DermaQuest Skin Therapy Glyco Gel Cleanser (15%) puts Glycolic Acid to work in your favor, reducing wrinkles and discoloration. And with moisturizing Lactic Acid and soothing Aloe Vera, your skin will be sure to look its best.
8 fl. oz.

Who It’s For
Ideal for those with oily or mature skin to deeply cleanse, remove excess oil, and improve skin texture for softer, more refined skin.

Using a cleanser specifically for oily skin is the first step in controlling excessive shine and oil that clogs the pores.

Face Care Tips for Oily Skin

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Face Skin Care Tips

When caring for your skin, keep in mind that there are 3 main areas to be aware of: cleaning, moisturizing and protecting your facial skin.

If it isn’t already obvious, cleanliness is the first factor in face care that must happen in order for the other factors to have their full affect. We here, at Face Care Tips cannot stress enough the importance of cleaning your face every day.

It’s tough to tell, with all the marketing going on out there, which of all the different cleansers is the right one for you. I have a couple reviews of products that I think are worth every penny, but you need to do your own research to find the cleanser that works with your skin type. One thing is for sure, you do not need to spend gobs of money to get a good quality cleanser.

Face Care Skin Tip: If you use makeup every day, you will need to clean it off properly by using a good oil-based cream. This is the first step in cleansing  your face properly. After that, you can use your preferred cleanser as it will remove the last of any residue clogging your pores.

If it sounds like a lot to do so far, it really isn’t. You are used to brushing your teeth every night, make cleansing your face part of that routine.

Why is it important to get rid of all traces of makeup before you go to bed? Well, simply, pores get clogged easily and leaving your makeup on all night can ultimately be the cause of all kinds of skin problems.

After you’ve given your face a thorough cleansing, a good moisturizer will help to soften your skin and replace the natural oils that are removed when you wash your face. Moisturizing your face creates a barrier that helps to lock back in moisture lost during the day and from washing.

One of THE MOST IMPORTANT tips we here at Face Care Tips can tell you is to protect, protect, protect. Nothing ages skin more than leaving it unprotected from the elements. This is not new news to you, I’m sure, but think about it. How many times have you rushed out the door without giving protection a second thought?

Don’t get me wrong. Sunlight is a good thing for skin – within moderation. But too much of it, especially these days, can cause so much damage to your facial skin and other areas, that could be irreparable. So PLEASE always use sunscreen – everyday. A good sunscreen to use in my humble opinion is Obagi C Rx C-Sunguard SPF 30.
. Even when it’s cloudy out. You’ll save yourself a few premature wrinkles and it helps to take years off your face.

Sunburn not only hurts but it hurts your face for a long time. If you’ve hurt your face with too much sun, check out this report on Sunburn First Aid.

It’s good to know that so many moisturizer’s on the market today have SPF sun protection built right into the creams. This makes it easy to put sunblock on as it doubles as your moisturizer.

Lips are particularly susceptible to sunburn and drying out. Use lip balm and use it often, especially in the warmer part of the year. But even in winter, a change of season can bring on chapped and raw lips faster than you can say Face Care Tips!

Wear sun glasses. Protect the delicate skin around your eyes. Sunglasses keep you from squinting and creating premature crows feet.

Remember, your skin is precious! Treat it like your life depends on it. (Sometimes that is true!)

Obagi C Rx C-Sunguard SPF 30.
So, you love the sun, but you’re not so fond of those harmful effects. Don’t compromise. Use Obagi C-Rx C-Sunguard SPF 30.

This lightweight lotion is designed to block the UVA and UVB linked with premature skin aging. It’s gentle and calming so it doesn’t clog pores or irritate your skin. You get only the very best sun protection for your face with this delightful skin care product.
3 fl. oz.

Who It’s For
This product is great for those with aging and sun-damaged skin. It also works well for people who suffer from hyperpigmentation.

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Face Care Tips: Moisturizers

Skin care product provide and ample amount of choices for the different types of skin and how they help. For dry skin like mine, I like to use  SkinMedica Dermal Repair Cream. It’s worked great for me and I feel as if I’ve taken a few years off of the look of my face.

Moisturizers serve a couple of purposes: 1) to soften skin and 2) to help keep moisture just under the outer layer of skin. This gives the appearance of freshly hydrated skin and it makes your face feel better too. Even if it’s only temporary.

3 Areas to Moisturize
The 3 main areas to use moisturizers are:

1. The area around the eyes

2. The facial skin

3. The skin on your neck

These 3 areas all have different characteristics and reason why they need to be moisturized. Therefore, one type of moisturizer doesn’t always work for the eyes, skin and neck. Then you have to keep in mind what type of skin you have? Is it dry, normal or oily? Basically, what I’m saying is most of us would do much better if we used the proper moisturizer for each area listed above.

The skin around the eyes is the most delicate and for this reason moisturizers for the eyes are lighter in texture than those used for the face.

Most people will use a different eye moisturizer than the one they will use on their face.

Leaving moisturizer on your skin throughout the day means you really should take the time to test a variety of samples of products until you find the one that is most suitable. You can usually ask for samples at most cosmetic counters to help you determine which moisturizer works the best for each area on your face.

Even though prices for various moisturizers can cover a wide range, it’s really important to use quality products. Having said that, it is true that you get what you pay for, but you can also find good quality products that don’t cost you an arm and a leg.

Start your search here with:

SkinMedica Dermal Repair Cream
This ultra-rich facial cream intensely hydrates and replenishes dry skin with antioxidants and hyaluronic acid. This advanced formula combines 10% Vitamin C, 8% Vitamin E, Vitamin A, essential fatty acids and other fine ingredients in a luxurious moisturizing base to rejuvenate, moisturize and provide antioxidant protection to the skin.

Benefits:

• Helps repair sun damage and may help to reduce age spots
• Rehydrates, conditions, and firms the skin
• Encourages skin’s ability to repair and hydrate itself
• Provides protection against environmental aggressors

Face Care Tips: Moisturizers

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