#oil free sun protection products

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What Moisturizers Are Best for Acne-Prone Skin?

Acne can often make your face appear oily or greasy. The last thing most acne-sufferers want to do is add to the problem by slathering on a layer of moisturizer. While you may think that you don’t need to hydrate your skin if it appears oily, the reality is your face needs hydration. However, if you have acne, you want to be careful about what product you use. For more information visit us at: https://drsylviaskincare.com/blogs/news/what-moisturizers-are-best-for-acne-prone-skin

[mybabyshop24]

The Ultimate Baby Skin Care Routine for Sensitive Skin: 10 Essential Steps Every Parent Needs to Know

Discover the ultimate baby skin care routine for sensitive skin with 10 essential steps. Expert tips, product recommendations, and gentle care strategies for healthy baby skin. Trust me, I’ve been there. And here’s the thing – baby skin care doesn’t have to be rocket science. Your little one’s skin is about 30% thinner than yours, which means it needs extra TLC, but with the right routine,…

[bloomzone]

The essential skincare acids guide

type of acids sheet

Salicylic Acid – Best for oily and acne-prone skin. It penetrates deep into the pores, unclogs blackheads and whiteheads, controls excess oil, and prevents breakouts.

Glycolic Acid – Ideal for normal to oily skin. It exfoliates the top layer, brightens the skin, improves texture, and reduces fine lines and hyperpigmentation.

Lactic Acid – Suitable for dry and sensitive skin. It gently exfoliates while providing hydration, making it great for dullness and rough texture without irritation.

Mandelic Acid – Best for sensitive and acne-prone skin. It helps with uneven skin tone, reduces breakouts, and provides mild exfoliation without irritation.

Azelaic Acid – Works for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It reduces redness, fades hyperpigmentation, treats acne, and calms rosacea.

Kojic Acid – Best for hyperpigmented and sun-damaged skin. It helps lighten dark spots, melasma, and discoloration caused by acne scars or sun exposure.

Tranexamic Acid – Ideal for all skin types struggling with stubborn pigmentation. It effectively reduces melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), and sunspots.

Hyaluronic Acid – Suitable for all skin types, especially dry and dehydrated skin. It deeply hydrates, plumps fine lines, and retains moisture for a youthful look.

Polyglutamic Acid – Great for dry and dehydrated skin. It locks in moisture, provides long-lasting hydration, and enhances the skin’s elasticity.

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) – Best for dull, uneven, and aging skin. It brightens, reduces pigmentation, fights free radicals, and boosts collagen production.

Ferulic Acid – Works for all skin types, particularly those using Vitamin C. It enhances the antioxidant power of Vitamin C and E, preventing premature aging.

Ceramides (Fatty Acids) – Essential for dry and sensitive skin. They repair and strengthen the skin barrier, preventing water loss and irritation.

Linoleic Acid (Omega-6 Fatty Acid) – Ideal for acne-prone and oily skin. It reduces clogged pores, balances oil production, and supports a healthy skin barrier.

Ellagic Acid – Good for sun-damaged and aging skin. It protects against UV damage, brightens skin, and provides antioxidant benefits.

Cinnamic Acid – Suitable for all skin types. It has anti-inflammatory properties and helps protect against environmental damage.

Succinic Acid – Best for oily and acne-prone skin. It controls sebum production, fights acne-causing bacteria, and soothes inflammation.

How to choose the right skincare acid for ur skin type

Oily & Acne-Prone Skin

Salicylic Acid (BHA): Penetrates deep into pores to remove excess oil and prevent breakouts.

Azelaic Acid: Reduces acne, fades dark spots, and calms redness.

Succinic Acid: A gentle anti-inflammatory that helps control breakouts.

Dry & Dehydrated Skin

Lactic Acid (AHA): Exfoliates while hydrating the skin.

Hyaluronic Acid: Retains moisture and plumps the skin.

Mandelic Acid: A mild exfoliant that improves texture without drying.

Combination Skin

Glycolic Acid (AHA): Brightens skin and smooths texture.

Salicylic Acid (BHA) (my bff🦅) : Controls oil production in the T-zone.

Hyaluronic Acid: Hydrates dry areas while balancing oil.

Sensitive Skin

Mandelic Acid: A gentle AHA that exfoliates with minimal irritation.

Azelaic Acid: Soothes inflammation and reduces redness.

PHA (Polyhydroxy Acids): Provides mild exfoliation while boosting hydration.

Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots

Kojic Acid: Brightens skin and reduces discoloration.

Tranexamic Acid: Fades stubborn dark spots and melasma.

Glycolic Acid (AHA): Speeds up cell turnover for an even skin tone.

Aging & Wrinkles

Glycolic Acid (AHA): Stimulates collagen production and smooths fine lines.

Ferulic Acid: Enhances antioxidant protection and stabilizes vitamin C.

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C): Brightens skin and fights free radical damage.

Common Mistakes When Using Skincare Acids

Using skincare acids can transform your skin, but when used incorrectly, they can cause irritation, sensitivity, or even worsen skin concerns. Here are some common mistakes to avoid:

1. Over-Exfoliating

Many people think using glycolic or salicylic acid daily will give them faster results, but excessive exfoliation weakens the skin barrier. This can lead to redness, peeling, breakouts, and sensitivity. (especially for oily skin)

Solution: Use exfoliating acids (AHAs/BHAs) 2-3 times per week and always listen to your skin. If it feels irritated, take a break pleaaase

2. Skipping Sunscreen

Acids like glycolic, lactic, and salicylic acid increase your skin’s sensitivity to the sun. Without SPF, you risk sunburn, premature aging, and even worsening of dark spots.

Solution: Always use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen daily when using serums with those acids.

3. Mixing the Wrong Acids

Not all acids work well together. Using too many active ingredients in one routine can cause irritation.

🔴 Examples of bad combinations:

Vitamin C + AHAs/BHAs → Can cause irritation and weaken Vitamin C’s effectiveness.

Retinol + AHAs/BHAs → Too harsh on the skin, leading to peeling and sensitivity. (by experience 💁🏻‍♀️)

Niacinamide + Vitamin C (unless properly formulated) → Can cause flushing or reduce effectiveness.

Solution: Use exfoliating acids on alternate days and simplify your routine to avoid irritation.

4. Not Hydrating Properly

Exfoliating acids remove dead skin cells but can also strip away moisture. Without proper hydration, the skin can feel tight, dry, or irritated.

Solution: After using acids, apply thick a moisturizer to maintain balance especially if the acids dry ur skin so fast

@bloomzone

[honeytonedhottie]

HONEYS IT GIRL MAGAZINE may edition⋆.ೃ࿔*:･🎀

welcome back to honeys it girl magazine, this is the may catalog. get ready for the inside scoop on data that i've collected, things i've learned/started doing, and just general info like that organized in kind of a teen-magazine inspired fashion. a magazine for it girls ✨ and now please enjoy, the it girl magazine.

FOR THE WELLNESS GIRLIES ;

this month i discovered ballerina tea! and if u dont know what ballerina tea is, im going to put you on bcuz thats the whole point of the it girls magazine. the key ingredients in ballerina tea is senna and chinese mallow.

so essentially ballerina tea contains herbs that some cultures have traditionally used for a long time. its marketed as a weight loss tea but thats not all true. ballerina tea has a laxative effect and is really good for DETOXIFICATION and translate into lost weight in the form of water and stools.

while we are on the topic of consumption this is your reminder to eat ur fresh fruits and veggies! lets talk about ways to incorporate more fresh foods into our everyday diet.

if u like to snack, make fruits and vegetables more accessible for you. by prepping snacks before the cravings start, your snacking smarter.

start making smoothies or açai bowls as a rly yummy and easy way of getting fresh fruits daily.

make tasty veggie platters with home made sauces as a way to get in vegetables, or find a way to incorporate veggies into ur favorite recipes.

something that i did recently that has improved the quality of my diet is simply making some foods from scratch. for example i had a huge craving for fries, so i made home made fries and i can guarantee its 10X better then the processed fries that i would've gotten.

THE SCRAMBLE FOR SUMMER PLANS ;

school is FINALLY done. we are free to enjoy our hot girl summers! but now that school is done i find myself faced with the "now what?" question. no but seriously now what? no one wants to have a wasted summer, and ik u dont either so make sure to live up ur summer!

i did not take my own advice and i did not make preparations in advance for my summer so as of writing this post i have no plans, so im scrambling to make plans with my friends and set things up for myself. im planning out things like girls trips to the city, shopping trips, parties, dinners etc etc. and ofc manifesting for the vacation that i deserve.

HONEYS BEAUTY CORNER ;

SUPER EASY TANNING ROUTINE - tanning is one of the most important parts of summer! to start ur tanning routine, first things first set up a tanning playlist. my tanning playlist consists of songs like espresso by sabrina carpenter, nasty by tinashe, and turn it up by pink pantheress.

next apply some SPF to protect ur skin from the hot sun and apply some tanning oil if u have it. something else important to remember when tanning is to cooldown after tanning so keep some aloe vera gel on hand to avoid burning. we wanna TAN not burn.

tan the front then the back (each in 10 minute intervals) by the time ur done each side should tan for about 20 minutes each. so it'd be something like (front - 10 minutes, back - 10 minutes, front - 10 minutes, back - 10 minutes)

afterwards COOL DOWN with some swimming, some aloe vera, have a tasty mocktail/cocktail, apply some tanning oil and repeat the process one more time.

SMELLING LIKE THE BEACH - if u wanna smell like the beach, go to the beach. but if u wanna have the same effect i recommend the following products : the watermelon and coconut scented tree hut scrubs. the maui hair products. cabana girl body wash from philosophy. the bum bum body scrub. sol de janeiro rio radiance. ;

DIONNE FROM CLUELESS - STYLE DISSECTION ;

dionne is my absolute favorite character in the clueless movie and show for a MULTITUDE of different reasons. she is the embodiment of black femininity, girlyness, and she just exudes the lavish energy that we all know and love!

lets start off by talking about the way that dionne styles her hair. dionne's hair is so healthy, bouncy and absolutely GORGEOUS. she frequently styles her hair with things like headbands and clips. i've seen her in lots of different hairstyles and she always EATS.

dionne isnt particularly drawn to one specific color, the colors that she wears ranges depending on her outfit but everything is so well put together. one of dionne's most ICONIC looks is her unforgettable burgundy velvet dress with some white detaling.

[soleauclub]

A Week of Wellness in My Life: What I Eat, Do, and Avoid

by Soleau Club

I get asked all the time how I stay energized, clear-skinned, bloat-free, and chill—without living at Erewhon or dry brushing in a silk robe for three hours a day (although… goals). So here’s the full breakdown of what a week of wellness actually looks like in my real, hot girl life.

Spoiler: it's not about perfection—it's about rituals that actually make you feel like that girl.

Monday: Reset Energy

What I Eat:

Warm lemon water + sea salt (minerals, babe)

Green smoothie with protein, spirulina, and chia

Salmon bowl with quinoa + roasted veggies

Peppermint tea before bed

What I Do:

Slow walk in the morning sun

15 min tidy-up (clean space = clean aura)

Gentle yoga + stretching

Early bedtime with magnesium

What I Avoid:

High-stimulation content

Scrolling before noon

Coffee first thing (I KNOW, but trust me)

Tuesday: Glow from the Inside

What I Eat:

Overnight oats with flax + berries

Big veggie omelet with avocado

Sautéed greens + grilled chicken wrap

Dark chocolate with sea salt for dessert 😏

What I Do:

Lymphatic drainage with gua sha

Read something not about productivity

10-minute meditation (even when I don’t wanna)

What I Avoid:

Eating while stressed or distracted

Saying yes to things I lowkey resent

Comparing my timeline to someone else's

Wednesday: Bloat-Free Beauty Day

What I Eat:

Pineapple + papaya smoothie (enzymes = your BFF)

Cucumber salad with apple cider vinegar

Grilled shrimp tacos on cassava tortillas

Herbal tea x 100

What I Do:

Pilates (but like, cute and unhinged)

Dry brushing + warm shower

Journaling out anxious thoughts like a diary princess

What I Avoid:

Gluten overload (bloat city)

Talking bad about my body, even in my head

Late-night snacking (if I’m not actually hungry)

Thursday: Mental Health Check-In

What I Eat:

Protein matcha latte

Chickpea pasta with olive oil, basil + roasted tomatoes

Greek yogurt bowl with cacao nibs + honey

What I Do:

Unfollow people who drain my vibe

Voice notes to my besties instead of texting

Get outside even if I’m “too busy”

What I Avoid:

Over-caffeinating when I’m just tired

Over-scheduling when I need space

Ignoring my intuition

Friday: Feel-Good Indulgence

What I Eat:

Almond croissant + coffee (balance, baby)

Big leafy salad with grilled halloumi

Spicy margarita + sushi for dinner

What I Do:

Dance around my room like it’s Coachella

Flirt with life (and maybe a waiter)

Romanticize everything—even the dishwasher

What I Avoid:

Restriction guilt

Counting calories

Holding in joy

Saturday: Soft Girl Sweat

What I Eat:

Coconut water + fruit before movement

Smoothie bowl with all the toppings

Grilled veggie plate with tahini drizzle

Herbal mocktail with mint + berries

What I Do:

Walk, yoga, or infrared sauna

Long shower + hair mask moment

Disconnect from work—like fully

What I Avoid:

Forcing a hard workout if I’m not feeling it

Work emails (ew)

Chaos energy

Sunday: Soul Cleanse

What I Eat:

Oat milk cappuccino + warm banana bread

Roasted root veggies with tahini + eggs

Comfort meal I genuinely love (sometimes ramen, not sorry)

What I Do:

Weekly “Hot Girl Reset” ritual (skin, space, soul)

Reflect on what felt good

Plan from a place of desire, not pressure

What I Avoid:

Over-scheduling my “day off”

Setting goals I hate just because they’re trendy

Forgetting how far I’ve come

A wellness life isn’t about being perfect—it’s about creating rituals that support your glow, protect your peace, and get you excited to wake up in your life.

If it’s not fun, delicious, or soul-nourishing, it’s not in the routine. Simple.

Follow @soleauclub for more dreamy rituals, real girl glow-ups, and soft life wellness without the burnout. You deserve a life that feels as good as your Pinterest board looks.

[theambitiouswoman]

Skincare Routine and Product 101 🧖‍♀️🫧🧴💕

Morning Routine:

Cleanser: Gently cleanse your face with a mild cleanser to remove sweat and oil.

Toner: Apply a alcohol-free toner to balance your skin's pH levels.

Serum (Optional): Apply a serum with antioxidants or specific skin concerns (e.g., Vitamin C for brightening).

Moisturizer: Use a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer to hydrate your skin.

Sunscreen: Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen to protect your skin from UV rays.

Evening Routine:

Makeup Removal: Use a gentle makeup remover or cleansing oil to remove makeup and sunscreen.

Cleanser: Cleanse your face again with a mild cleanser to remove impurities.

Exfoliating (1-2 times a week): Use a gentle exfoliant to remove dead skin cells and promote cell turnover.

Toner Apply toner to balance your skin after cleansing.

Serum: Apply a serum with ingredients like hyaluronic acid or retinol (if suitable for your skin type).

Eye Cream (Optional): Apply a lightweight eye cream to moisturize the delicate skin around your eyes.

Moisturizer: Use a slightly thicker night cream or moisturizer to deeply hydrate your skin.

Descriptions:

Cleanser:

Purpose: Removes dirt, oil, and impurities from the skin's surface.

Types: Gel cleansers, foaming cleansers, cream cleansers, oil cleansers.

Toner:

Purpose: Balances the skin's pH, preps for other products, and provides light hydration.

Types: Hydrating toners, exfoliating toners (with AHAs/BHAs).

Serum:

Purpose: Concentrated formulas targeting specific skin concerns (e.g., hydration, brightening, anti-aging).

Types: Hyaluronic acid serums, vitamin C serums, retinol serums.

Moisturizer:

Purpose: Hydrates and seals moisture into the skin, creating a protective barrier.

Types: Gel moisturizers, cream moisturizers, oil-based moisturizers.

Sunscreen:

Purpose: Protects the skin from UV rays, preventing sun damage and premature aging.

Types: Physical sunscreens (with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide).

Exfoliant:

Purpose: Removes dead skin cells, unclogs pores, and promotes cell turnover.

Types: Physical exfoliants (scrubs), chemical exfoliants (AHAs, BHAs).

Mask:

Purpose: Provides a concentrated treatment for specific concerns (e.g., hydration, acne).

Types: Clay masks (absorb excess oil), sheet masks (hydrate and soothe), sleeping masks (overnight treatment).

Eye Cream:

Purpose: Hydrates and addresses specific concerns around the delicate eye area (e.g., dark circles, puffiness).

Spot Treatment:

Purpose: Targets individual pimples or blemishes with concentrated ingredients.

Makeup Remover:

Purpose: Effectively removes makeup, sunscreen, and impurities from the skin.

Cleansing Oil:

Purpose: Gently dissolves makeup and sunscreen, leaving skin clean and hydrated.

Micellar Water:

Purpose: Cleanses and removes makeup using micelle molecules, requires no rinsing.

Essence:

Purpose: A lightweight, hydrating step that prepares skin for subsequent products.

Ampoule:

Purpose: A highly concentrated serum for intense treatment of specific concerns.

Facial Oil:

Purpose: Nourishes and adds extra hydration to the skin, especially for dry or mature skin types.

Your skincare routine should be tailored to your individual skin type, concerns, and preferences. Start with the basics and gradually introduce new products to observe how your skin responds.

[wellnessgirlblog]

Healthy Skin

Cleansing and Moisturizing

Have short showers in warm water. Avoid long showers with hot water because it can strips helpful and necessary oils from your skin.

Wash your face twice daily. You should wash your face in the morning when you get up, and in the evening before going to bed.

Pat your skin dry. Instead of rubbing dry with a towel, gently pat your skin with a towel and let the remaining moisture air dry. This applies to both the skin on your face and on your body.

Exfoliate once or twice a week.

Remove your makeup before going to sleep. This will prevent breakouts.

Clean your makeup brushes regularly. This will prevent the build-up and spread of acne-causing bacteria.

Avoid touching your face as much as possible.

Healhy Diet

Fruits and vegetables. They are great for your skin and you body, since they are full of vitamins and antioxidants.

Food rich in omega. Fats are necessary for healthy skin, especially omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Good sources of omega include: walnuts, olive and canola oil, flaxseeds, sardines, mackerel and salmon.

Food rich in antioxidants and selenium. they prevent damage done by free radicals, which contribute to wrinkles, tissue damage, and dry skin. Foods high in antioxidants include: whole grains, berries, apricots, beets, squash and sweet potatoes, tangerines, beans, and olive oil. While foods that contain selenium include: whole-wheat pasta, button mushrooms, beef and turkey, oysters, shrimp and crab, snapper and cod, and some other fish.

Food rich in coenzyme Q10. Coenzyme Q10 is an antioxidant that be found in: whole grains, fish, organ meats, and soybean, canola, and sesame oils.

Food rich in flavonoids. Flavonoids have both antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It can be found in: dark chocolate and green tea.

Drink water. At least 2L daily.

Avoid added sugars. As well as processed or refined carbohydrates and unhealthy fats.

Lifestyle

Get 7 to 9 hours of sleep each night. Not getting enough sleep can make your skin appear dull and sallow. when we sleep, our bodies secrete certain growth hormones, and this leads to collagen production.

Reduce your stress levels. Yoga, meditation and breathing exercises can help you to relieve stress.

Exercise on a daily basis. Exercise increases blood flow to your skin and supplies it with oxygen and nutrients.

Protect your skin from the sun. A minimal amount of UV exposure is necessary for vitamin D production (20 minutes is enough for most people), but too much sun can damage your skin. Choose a sunscreen with a minimum of 15 SPF, wear it every day and avoid the sun between 10 am and 2 pm.

[leliwiththeblog]

Skincare Series ⋰˚☆

(Pt. 2) Products

Today we’re going to be talking about the different types of products and their benefits.

Having an overall knowledge of what each product does It will help you figure out what types of products you should be implementing in your routine.

What to shop for & what to avoid:

Korean skincare is going to be your best friend. Yes it’s a but more pricy but they’re some adorable option out there you just have to do your research. Your nearest cvs, target etc. should also have good skincare options.

What to avoid? Cheap dollar tree products and anything that has fragrance. This will ruin your skin so please do your research before you buy any type of product and always patch test.

Product Tip:

Always store your products in a cool dry area. Keeping your skincare cold will truly make a difference in the longevity of the product and will enhance their benefits. If you can invest in mini fridge great! if not keep them in your fridge or away from heat.

Types of products:

•Toner

•Serum

•Moisturizer

•Eye cream

•Face Mask

•Face mist

•Sunscreen

TONER: This is a water-based liquid formula that is created to hydrate, soften, smoothen, and hydrate the skin. It may even removes any last traces of dirt, grime and impurities stuck in your pores after you wash your face.

Always use an alcohol-free toner. Opt for witch hazel instead. You can apply with hands or with cotton pads.

SERUM: Serums can deeply penetrate the skin, which is why they’re great as hydrating products. They’re many different kinds of serums from dry oils to a water-based paste.

Some good serums to start with are Vitamin C serum or turmeric oil serums.

MOISTURIZER: To help keep the skin looking youthful, plump and well-hydrated use a moisturizer. This would lock all that moisture in and prevent your skin from drying out throughout the day

If you have dryer skin you’re going to need a thicker moisturizer and those with oily skin are going to need a lighter moisturizer.

EYE CREAM: Will help to improve the appearance of darkness, undereye-bags, aging, and puffiness. Some studies show that eye cream is necessary because the skin around the eyes ate thinner therefore needing more care.

To look and feel more awake use a caffeine infused eye cream. For the best results store eye cream in a cool/cold area.

FACE MASK: Not only are they hydrating and moisturizing it also tighten pores and refine skin texture. If your skin is ever feeling dry or dull put on a face mask.

Sheet mask are my absolute favorite. Other mask of a creamy consistency are the 2nd best. Always apply on a clean dry face. Theres others like under-eye masks & lip mask that work really well also.

FACE MIST: Usually packaged in a spray bottle it provides a quick hydration boost, especially if you have dry or dehydrated skin. This is the best on the go, a quick spritz and it will wet your face reactivating all your products.

Rose water or rice water make good face mist.

SUNSCREEN: As we know SPF 50+ is the most important step. Not only should you be using it all over your body but your face as well. Its important for protection your skin from the sun and avoiding permanent sun damage

You should be reapplying your sunscreen 2-3 in a day if you’re outside in the sun for prolonged periods of time. If you wear makeup opt for a spray to reapply without having to ruin your makeup.

[positivexcellence]

towwn: sun. beach. pool. repeat. sound familiar? summer days may be the best days, but just as uv rays can damage your skin, they can take a toll on your hair too. good news: innovative eco friendly formulas can protect and restore your tresses through summer + beyond. here, some of our fave sustainable styling products to show your locks—and the planet—a whole lotta love.

@davinesnorthamerica this lightweight, anti-frizz oil provides moisture + bounce—plus prevents flaking. even better: every product this italian, certified b-corp makes is crafted with clean energy, clean ingredients + ethically sourced.

@briogeo 97% naturally-derived, vegan, and cruelty-free, this multitasking conditioner + detangling spray nourishes and protects hair from sun damage while enhancing shine and softness. winner of cosmo’s clean beauty award 2023.

@ecotools made with vegan boar bristles and a no-slip, renewable bamboo handle, this brush keeps hair shiny, smooth, + frizz-free.

@thecalifornianaturals with skate icon tony hawk as chief culture officer, this @1percentftp -partner brand is vegan, cruelty-free, + ocean-safe with 100% recycled packaging. try the hair masque, made with mango, shae + avocado.

@actandacre this innovative co. created cold processed manufacturing, which uses 90% less energy than usual. this daily serum offers an instant itchiness cure + overall cooling while supporting the delicate scalp microbiome.

@randco a lightweight mist that combines cold-pressed melon seed oil for antioxidant protection, jackfruit to strengthen, turmeric root for shine, and red algae extract for nourishment.

@schwarzkopfusa this lightweight serum nourishes with natural ingredients like shea butter, while providing heat protection, frizz control, + humidity resistance.

@kevin.murphy got curls? this gentle shampoo is enriched with organic oat milk, soybean + castor seed oil to enhance texture, reduce breakage & lock in moisture.

[oceane4loveu]

how to deal with purging skin?

What is purging skin?

This is a phenomenon that occurs when you integrate a new treatment concentrated in exfoliating active ingredients (AHA, BHA, vitamin C or retinol…) into your routine. These active ingredients will eliminate all dead skin on the surface and bring out the imperfections.

how to deal with purging skin?

First of all, remember that purging is a sign that the products are working, so don't stop or give up! Also there is no need to consult a dermatologist.

be patient: the skin purge only lasts a few days or even a few weeks depending on your skin type and the severity of the purge. It is important to be patient and give your skin the time it needs to adapt.

consult a dermatologist: there is no such thing as consulting a dermatologist; he or she will be able to assess the situation and recommend treatments and adjustments to your routine.

Avoid Breaking Out Your Acne: It is essential to avoid touching your face directly. Touching your face increases your chances of growing bacteria, and interfering with the purging process can make the breakout worse or longer.

Add ingredients that support the skin barrier: You can add soothing products to your skin to treat purging Peptides: rebuild the skin barrier and increase the suppleness of the skin. Their anti-inflammatory characteristics contribute to even skin tone, relief of inflammation and restoration of the skin.

Ceramides: help form the skin barrier, which protects the skin and also hydrates the skin.

Hyaluronic acid: stores water and keeps skin hydrated and plump. This reduces the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles.

Jojoba Oil: is a light oil rich in vitamins E, D and A, as well as vitamin B complex, copper and zinc. These nutrients protect the skin from free radicals and keep it healthy.

Aloe vera: calms, hydrates and relieves acne-prone skin.

Oat Oil: Has the ability to function as a barrier between the skin and the environment. It also contains antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and calming effects that can help increase skin hydration.

Don't forget about hydration: Adequate hydration is essential to maintain the skin's balance and reduce the risk of irritation. Use a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated.

Protect your skin from the sun: During skin purging your skin may be susceptible to sun damage. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an appropriate SPF to protect your skin.

[find-my-purpose]

The Basics of Skin Care

A 100 skincare tips for beginners:

Cleansing:

1. Cleanse your face twice a day.

2. Use a gentle, sulfate-free cleanser.

3. Avoid hot water, as it can strip natural oils.

4. Use a cleansing brush or washcloth for gentle exfoliation.

5. Remove makeup before bedtime.

6. Double cleanse if you wear heavy makeup.

7. Don't over-cleanse; it can lead to dryness.

Exfoliation:

8. Exfoliate 1-3 times a week, based on your skin type.

9. Choose chemical exfoliants like AHAs or BHAs.

10. Be gentle when physically exfoliating.

11. Avoid over-exfoliation to prevent irritation.

Moisturizing:

12. Use a moisturizer suitable for your skin type.

13. Apply moisturizer while your skin is slightly damp.

14. Don't forget your neck and chest.

15. Consider using a humidifier in dry climates.

Sun Protection:

16. Always wear sunscreen, even on cloudy days.

17. Use a broad-spectrum SPF of at least 30.

18. Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours.

19. Wear protective clothing and sunglasses.

20. Avoid tanning beds and excessive sun exposure.

Anti-Aging:

21. Use products with antioxidants like vitamin C.

22. Apply retinol at night for anti-aging benefits.

23. Consider peptides for collagen support.

24. Stay hydrated to maintain skin elasticity.

25. Get enough sleep for skin repair.

Hydration:

26. Drink plenty of water for overall skin health.

27. Use a hydrating serum or hyaluronic acid.

28. Avoid hot showers that can dry out your skin.

29. Limit alcohol and caffeine intake.

Acne Management:

30. Use salicylic acid for acne-prone skin.

31. Don't pop pimples; it can lead to scarring.

32. Change pillow cases regularly.

33. Maintain a balanced diet to reduce breakouts.

34. Consult a dermatologist for severe acne.

Skincare Routine:

35. Develop a consistent skincare routine.

36. Patch test new products.

37. Customize your routine based on your skin's needs.

38. Consider professional facials occasionally.

Makeup:

39. Clean makeup brushes and sponges regularly.

40. Avoid sharing makeup to prevent infections.

41. Choose non-comedogenic makeup products.

42. Remove makeup before going to bed.

Eye Care:

43. Use an eye cream to address under-eye concerns.

44. Be gentle when applying and removing eye makeup.

45. Get enough sleep to reduce under-eye puffiness.

Lifestyle:

46. Manage stress to prevent skin issues.

47. Get regular exercise for better blood flow.

48. Avoid smoking and secondhand smoke.

49. Limit alcohol consumption.

50. Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

Special Treatments:

51. Use a face mask 1-2 times a week.

52. Try sheet masks for extra hydration.

53. Consider facial oils for added moisture.

54. Use a lip balm to prevent chapped lips.

Skin Conditions:

55. Consult a dermatologist for skin conditions.

56. Use products with soothing ingredients for sensitive skin.

57. Eczema-prone skin should avoid harsh products.

58. Rosacea-prone skin should use gentle, non-irritating products.

59. Psoriasis-prone skin may benefit from salicylic acid.

DIY Skincare:

60. Be cautious with DIY treatments; research first.

61. Natural ingredients like honey and aloe can be beneficial.

62. Avoid DIY recipes with harsh or abrasive ingredients.

63. Test DIY masks on a small area first.

Sleep:

64. Get 7-9 hours of sleep for skin regeneration.

65. Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction.

Hands and Feet:

66. Moisturize hands and feet, especially in winter.

67. Use sunscreen on your hands to prevent age spots.

Body Skin Care:

68. Don't forget to moisturize your body.

69. Exfoliate your body regularly.

70. Take short, lukewarm showers to prevent dry skin.

Shaving:

71. Shave in the direction of hair growth.

72. Use a sharp, clean razor.

73. Apply a moisturizing shaving cream.

Hair Care:

74. Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner.

75. Avoid hot water when washing your hair.

76. Protect your hair from UV damage.

Hormonal Changes:

77. Adjust your skincare routine during hormonal changes.

78. Birth control can affect skin; consult a dermatologist.

79. Manage menopausal skin changes with skincare.

Allergies:

80. Be aware of allergens in skin care products.

81. Perform a patch test for new products.

82. Hypoallergenic products can be a safe choice.

Tattoo Care:

83. Follow aftercare instructions for tattoos.

84. Use a mild, fragrance-free lotion.

85. Avoid direct sunlight on a healing tattoo.

Skin Care Tools:

86. Cleanse skincare tools regularly.

87. Replace loofahs and brushes when they wear out.

Consult a Professional:

88. If you're unsure about a product, ask a dermatologist.

89. Consider professional treatments for specific concerns.

Inflammation:

90. Use products with anti-inflammatory ingredients.

91. Manage skin redness with calming products.

Massage:

92. Gently massage your face for better circulation.

93. Use upward motions to prevent sagging.

Eyes and Lips:

94. Use SPF lip balm to protect your lips.

95. Choose an eye cream with ingredients like caffeine.

Preventive Care:

96. Start a skincare routine early for preventive care.

97. Be patient; skincare results take time.

98. Embrace your natural beauty.

99. Avoid comparing your skin to others'.

100. Remember that skincare is individual; what works for one person may not work for another.

These tips can help you maintain healthy and radiant skin. However, always consult a dermatologist for personalized advice based on your skin's unique needs.

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Step-by-Step Guide to a Complete Daily Skincare Routine for Glowing Skin

Achieving glowing, radiant skin is not just about using the right products but also about following a consistent daily skincare routine. Whether you’re new to skincare or looking to refine your routine, this guide will help you establish the perfect steps to get that luminous, healthy-looking skin you’ve always wanted.

Step 1: Cleanse Your Face (Morning and Night)

Cleansing is the foundation of any skincare routine. It removes dirt, excess oil, makeup, and impurities that accumulate on your skin throughout the day.

Morning: Use a gentle cleanser suited to your skin type. If you have oily skin, opt for a foaming or gel cleanser. Dry skin types may benefit from a hydrating cream cleanser.

Night: Double cleansing is recommended in the evening. Start with an oil-based cleanser to dissolve makeup and sunscreen, then follow up with your regular cleanser to ensure your skin is thoroughly clean.

Pro tip: Use lukewarm water to wash your face, as hot water can strip your skin of its natural oils, causing dryness and irritation.

Step 2: Apply a Toner

Toners help balance the skin’s pH level and remove any remaining traces of dirt or makeup. They also prep the skin for the next steps of your routine.

Choose the right toner: If you have oily or acne-prone skin, look for toners with salicylic acid or witch hazel. For dry or sensitive skin, opt for a hydrating toner with ingredients like rose water or glycerin.

How to apply: Use a cotton pad or your hands to gently pat the toner onto your skin.

Pro tip: Avoid toners with alcohol, as they can dry out your skin and cause irritation.

Step 3: Use a Serum

Serums are packed with active ingredients designed to target specific skin concerns. This is where you can tailor your skincare routine based on what your skin needs.

For glowing skin: Vitamin C serums are excellent for brightening and evening out skin tone. It’s also a powerful antioxidant that protects the skin from environmental damage.

For hydration: If your skin feels dry or dull, a serum with hyaluronic acid can deeply hydrate and plump your skin.

Pro tip: Apply your serum while your skin is still slightly damp from toner to help lock in hydration.

Step 4: Apply Eye Cream

The skin around the eyes is delicate and prone to dryness, fine lines, and puffiness. Incorporating an eye cream into your routine helps to address these issues.

For dark circles and puffiness: Look for eye creams with caffeine or peptides.

For fine lines and hydration: Hyaluronic acid or retinol-based eye creams are great for minimizing fine lines and keeping the under-eye area hydrated.

Pro tip: Use your ring finger to gently pat the eye cream around your eyes, as it exerts the least pressure.

Step 5: Moisturize

Moisturizing is crucial for keeping your skin hydrated and creating a protective barrier. A good moisturizer will seal in all the products you’ve applied in the previous steps.

For oily skin: Choose a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer, such as a gel or water-based product.

For dry skin: A richer, cream-based moisturizer will provide the necessary hydration.

Pro tip: Don’t skip moisturizing, even if you have oily skin. Proper hydration helps to regulate your skin’s oil production and prevent breakouts.

Step 6: Sunscreen (Morning Only)

Sunscreen is the most important step in your morning routine. Daily sun protection prevents premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and skin cancer.

Broad-spectrum SPF: Choose a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30 to protect against both UVA and UVB rays.

How to apply: Use about a nickel-sized amount and apply it evenly across your face and neck. Reapply every two hours if you’re outdoors.

Pro tip: If you’re using makeup, look for a moisturizer or foundation with built-in SPF for added protection.

Step 7: Exfoliate (1-2 Times a Week)

Exfoliation is essential for removing dead skin cells that can make your skin look dull and clog your pores. However, over-exfoliating can irritate your skin, so limit this step to once or twice a week.

For physical exfoliation: Use a gentle scrub with fine particles to buff away dead skin cells.

For chemical exfoliation: A chemical exfoliant containing AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) or BHA (beta hydroxy acid) can effectively slough off dead skin without being abrasive.

Pro tip: Always follow exfoliation with a good moisturizer, as exfoliation can leave your skin feeling dry or tight.

Step 8: Face Mask (1-2 Times a Week)

A face mask is a great addition to your skincare routine, especially when your skin needs an extra boost. Face masks can target various skin concerns, from hydration to deep cleansing.

For glowing skin: Look for masks with ingredients like Vitamin C, turmeric, or honey that brighten the complexion.

For hydration: A mask with hyaluronic acid or aloe vera can soothe and replenish dry skin.

Pro tip: Apply your face mask after cleansing and before moisturizing to get the most benefit from the ingredients.

Additional Tips for Glowing Skin:

Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is key to keeping your skin hydrated from the inside out. Aim for at least 8 glasses of water a day.

Eat a balanced diet: Incorporating foods rich in antioxidants, such as berries, leafy greens, and nuts, can help promote healthy, glowing skin.

Get enough sleep: Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night to allow your skin to repair and rejuvenate. Lack of sleep can lead to dull, tired-looking skin.

Don’t skip SPF: Sun damage is one of the leading causes of premature aging. Wearing sunscreen daily is crucial for maintaining youthful, glowing skin.

Consistency is key: Stick to your skincare routine every day, and be patient. It can take a few weeks to see noticeable improvements, but consistency will pay off.

Conclusion

A daily skincare routine doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective. By following these simple steps—cleanse, tone, treat, moisturize, and protect—you can achieve glowing, radiant skin that looks and feels healthy. Tailor your routine to your skin’s specific needs, and remember to be consistent for long-lasting results.

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How can deal with acne?

Here are some tips to manage acne

Dealing with acne effectively involves a combination of good skincare habits, treatments, and lifestyle adjustments. Here are some tips to manage acne and promote clearer, healthier skin:

1. Follow a Gentle Skincare Routine

Cleanse Twice Daily: Use a mild, non-comedogenic cleanser morning and night to remove excess oil, dirt, and makeup without irritating your skin.

Moisturize Daily: Even oily skin needs hydration. Choose a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer to keep your skin balanced and prevent it from producing more oil.

2. Use Acne-Fighting Products

Salicylic Acid: A gentle exfoliant that helps to unclog pores and reduce inflammation.

Benzoyl Peroxide: Kills acne-causing bacteria and reduces oil production. Start with a lower concentration (e.g., 2.5%) to avoid irritation.

Tretinoin (Vitamin A Derivative): Promotes skin cell turnover and helps prevent clogged pores. Prescription-strength Tretinoin (like A Ret 0.025% Gel) is effective for moderate to severe acne but should be used under a dermatologist's guidance.

3. Avoid Touching Your Face

Avoid picking or squeezing pimples, as this can lead to scarring and spread bacteria, making acne worse.

4. Use Non-Comedogenic Makeup and Sunscreen

Opt for products labeled "non-comedogenic" to avoid clogged pores. Sunscreen is especially important, as it protects against hyperpigmentation and irritation, particularly if you’re using acne treatments that make your skin more sensitive to the sun.

5. Eat a Balanced Diet

Foods high in sugars and dairy have been linked to acne flare-ups in some people. Focus on a diet rich in vegetables, fruits, lean proteins, and whole grains, and drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated from the inside out.

6. Manage Stress

High stress can cause hormonal imbalances that lead to acne. Incorporate stress-relieving practices like exercise, meditation, or hobbies into your routine.

7. Consult a Dermatologist if Needed

If acne is severe, persistent, or causing scarring, a dermatologist can recommend stronger treatments like oral antibiotics, hormonal treatments, or retinoids for better control.

Managing acne takes patience and consistency. With a well-rounded approach that includes good skincare habits, acne-specific products, and a healthy lifestyle, you can significantly improve your skin’s health and appearance over time.

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Glow Without the Grease: Why Miyoki’s Korean Sunscreen for Oily Skin Is a Must-Have

When it comes to skincare, especially under the harsh sun, sunscreen is non-negotiable. But if you have oily skin, you know the struggle—most sunscreens feel heavy, greasy, and leave an unwanted shine. Thankfully, there’s a revolution in skincare that’s been making waves globally: Korean sunscreen for oily skin. And Miyoki is leading the way with its lightweight, effective, and skin-friendly formula.

Why Sunscreen Matters for Oily Skin

People with oily skin often skip sunscreen fearing clogged pores or excessive shine. This mistake can lead to premature aging, sun spots, and worse—skin cancer. A good Korean sunscreen for oily skin offers UV protection without the side effects of traditional sunscreens. It's designed to be breathable, absorb excess oil, and give your skin a smooth, matte finish.

What Makes Miyoki’s Formula Special?

Miyoki’s Korean sunscreen for oily skin is not just another product on the shelf. It is specifically formulated with oil-control ingredients, including green tea extract and centella asiatica, known for their calming and sebum-regulating properties. The texture is silky, not greasy, and it absorbs quickly—perfect for daily wear, even under makeup.

Here’s what sets it apart:

Non-comedogenic: It won’t clog your pores, which is a game-changer for acne-prone individuals.

Matte finish: No more midday shine—just smooth, protected skin.

SPF 50+ PA++++: Broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays.

Hydrating yet oil-free: Keeps your skin moisturized without the greasy after-effect.

Benefits You’ll Love

Using Miyoki’s Korean sunscreen for oily skin daily has multiple benefits beyond sun protection:

Controls shine throughout the day, making it a great base for makeup.

Reduces the appearance of pores by managing excess oil production.

Improves skin texture over time with skin-loving ingredients.

No white cast, which makes it suitable for all skin tones.

Tips for Using It Right

To get the best results from your Korean sunscreen for oily skin, follow these simple tips:

Apply it as the last step of your morning skincare routine.

Use about a nickel-sized amount for your entire face.

Reapply every 2-3 hours if you’re exposed to direct sunlight.

Use daily—even on cloudy or rainy days.

Final Thoughts

Gone are the days when people with oily skin had to compromise between sun protection and a fresh complexion. With Miyoki’s Korean sunscreen for oily skin, you get the best of both worlds—advanced skincare and powerful sun defense in one light, breathable formula. Whether you're running errands, heading to work, or spending the day outdoors, this is the daily essential your skincare routine has been missing.

So, if you’re tired of shiny skin, clogged pores, and heavy SPF creams, it’s time to make the switch. Choose Miyoki—the brand that understands your skin and delivers what it truly needs. Your journey to healthy, protected, and matte-finish skin begins today with the magic of Korean sunscreen for oily skin.

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The Anti-Aging Routine Breakdown: Skin, Supplements & Habits to Start Now

by Soleau Club / www.soleauclub.com / @soleauclub

Aging is a privilege, but looking snatched forever? That’s a lifestyle. If you want to keep that youthful glow, it’s all about consistency with your skincare, supplements, and daily habits. Here’s how to build an anti-aging routine that works just as hard as you do:

1. Double Cleanse – The 60-Second Rule

Your skin is constantly exposed to pollutants, makeup, and sweat, so cleansing isn’t just a quick wash-and-go. Start with an oil-based cleanser to dissolve makeup and sunscreen, then follow up with a gentle foaming cleanser to remove dirt and impurities. Spend a full 60 seconds massaging each step into your skin to increase circulation and prep your face for the rest of your routine.

2. Ice Facial – Your New AM Wake-Up Call

Every morning, wrap a couple of ice cubes in a clean cloth and gently press them against your skin for 1-2 minutes. Ice reduces puffiness, tightens pores, and boosts blood circulation — all of which help keep your skin firm and sculpted. Plus, it’s a quick, no-cost way to fake a mini facelift.

3. Vitamin C – Brighten and Protect

If you’re not using a vitamin C serum yet, it’s time. This powerhouse antioxidant fights free radicals, evens out skin tone, and boosts collagen production. Apply it right after cleansing and before moisturizer to keep your skin looking bright and bouncy.

4. Collagen-Packed Bento Box Lunch

What you eat shows up on your skin, so pack your Soleau Club bento box with collagen-rich foods like bone broth, salmon, and leafy greens. Add a side of berries for an antioxidant boost that fights off skin-damaging free radicals. Hydrate with water infused with Soleau Club electrolyte powder to keep your skin plump and hydrated from the inside out.

5. Lymphatic Drainage Massage – 3 Minutes a Day

You don’t need a fancy facial roller or gua sha tool to get the benefits of a lymphatic massage. Use your fingers to gently massage your face in upward, sweeping motions, starting at your jawline and moving toward your temples. This helps de-puff, lift, and increase circulation for a natural contour effect.

6. SPF – The Non-Negotiable Step

If you’re skipping sunscreen, you’re basically hitting fast-forward on aging. Opt for a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every single day — even when it’s cloudy. Apply it generously to your face, neck, and the backs of your hands. Reapply every two hours if you’re out in the sun.

7. Retinol – Your Overnight Miracle Worker

Retinol is the gold standard in anti-aging for a reason. It speeds up cell turnover, reduces fine lines, and fades dark spots. Start with a low concentration (like 0.25%) a few nights a week and work your way up to nightly use. Follow with a rich moisturizer to prevent dryness.

8. Sleep Gummies – The Secret to Beauty Sleep

Your body repairs itself while you sleep, so quality rest is essential for keeping your skin youthful. Pop two Soleau Club sleep gummies about 30 minutes before bed to help you fall asleep faster and stay in deep, restorative sleep longer. Beauty sleep isn’t just a saying — it’s a real thing.

9. Silk Pillowcase – Upgrade Your Sleep Game

Cotton pillowcases can tug at your skin and absorb your skincare products, but silk pillowcases keep everything in place. They reduce friction, prevent wrinkles, and keep your hair smooth and frizz-free. Invest in a luxe one and thank yourself later.

10. Stay Active – Sweat Out the Toxins

Exercise isn’t just for your body — it’s for your skin too. Aim for 30 minutes of moderate activity daily to get your blood pumping and flush toxins out through sweat. A low-impact Pilates session on your Soleau Club yoga mat is perfect for getting the glow without stressing your joints.

11. Hydration Check – Drink and Mist

Staying hydrated is an anti-aging essential, but it’s not just about drinking water. Keep a facial mist in your bag to spritz your skin throughout the day, especially when you’re in AC-heavy environments. And don’t forget to add Soleau Club’s electrolyte powder to your water to maintain optimal hydration and skin elasticity.

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