Skincare 101

Learn the Foundations of Skincare

Creating a skincare routine can often feel overwhelming. With so many products on the market it can be difficult to determine which are worth the investment and which are overhyped and overpriced. Keep following along to find what steps are critical to a routine and which ingredients will help solve your skin concerns!

Skincare Simplified

While the products used on your face are important, consistency is key!

Cleanser - Cleansing the skin is important to remove debris on the skin. This includes oil, dead skin, dirt, pollution, makeup, etc. It is recommended that you double cleanse your skin, especially if you wear makeup.
Serums - Serums are used to target skin concerns. See "Common Ingredients" list below to find ingredient targeting specific skin concerns.
Moisturizer - Moisturizer locks in the applied serums and gives a hydrated finish to your skin.
SPF - Arguably the most important skincare ingredient. SPF protects your skin against the sun, reducing the chance of skin cancers and photodamage. SPF DAILY IS A MUST!

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Common Ingredients

Salicylic Acid - chemical exfoliant used to treat acne
Alpha Hydroxy Acids - chemical exfoliants used to treat photodamage and hyperpigmentation
Vitamin C - contains skin-lightening and anti-oxidant properties
Retinol - skin revitalizer used to reduce and prevent fine lines and wrinkles

Interested in a Customized Routine?

A licensed esthetician will create a customized skincare routine targeting your skincare concerns. They are also able to provide more advanced treatments for your skin. Click the button below to schedule an appointment with an esthetician!