When looking for new products, the most important thing to remember is to pay attention to your skin. You'll have to experiment to determine which one works best for you.

Don't forget to moisturize your skin.

Always wear sunscreen.

Remember to apply SPF every time you go outside. Lack of sun protection can result in dullness, dryness, ageing, and pigmentation in the long run.

Keep yourself hydrated.

The importance of hydration for healthy skin cannot be overstated. Hydrate with water and electrolytes to avoid dry, itchy, and dull skin.

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Include a vitamin C serum in your morning regimen. Vitamin C lotions can also help protect your skin from UV damage and give you a more youthful, glowing appearance over time.

Exfoliate your lips and skin

Exfoliating once a week helps remove dead skin cells, but excessive exfoliation might cause your skin to respond with excessive oil production or breakouts. Lip exfoliation is equally vital because it results in softer, smoother lips.

Cool water is a natural cleanser.

When washing your face, use lukewarm or cold water. Hot water might open your pores and be too harsh for your skin at times.

What you should not do:

Use a limited number of products.

Keep your hands away from your face.

Sun exposure should be avoided at all costs.

Consume fewer fatty and carbohydrate-rich foods.

Tips for taking care of your face at home

All of these requirements may appear excessive to a novice. Allow us to assist you in kicking off your skincare routine at home in order to improve your face.

Enough sleep

It turns out you require more SPF than you previously believed. SPF protects your skin from blue light from screens when applied at home.

Pillowcases that are clean

Make sure your pillowcases are clean and replaced at least once a week. A silk pillowcase can reduce friction between the pillow and your face, lowering your chances of developing acne.

Eat healthily.

Your skin and your food are inextricably intertwined. Your skin is affected by what you consume. For certain people, carbs and dairy might cause skin inflammation.

Face-care advice for on-the-go

When traveling, don't forget to take care of your skin. Most people (including us!) keep our skincare items in a separate bag. When you're on the go, here's what you should do! 

Must-haves for a trip

Wherever you go, remember to have your SPF and lip balm. They'll be useful at all times. (Don't forget to thank us!)

• Sun exposure should be minimized.
• Sunblock isn't always sufficient. If possible, wear a hat or sunglasses.
• Remove the mask and wash it.
• Remember to wash your mask every time you put it on, keeping the new normal in mind.

 One important skincare tip to remember for good skin is to keep your make-up brushes clean. Wash your concealer and foundation brushes once a week to avoid infection and blocked pores. Once a month is sufficient for brushes used around the eyes.

Here's how you do it: In the palm of your hand, put a drop of mild shampoo. Using lukewarm water, dampen the bristles. Then, using your palm, massage the bristles of the brush to disperse the shampoo throughout the brush. If the metal section of the brush or the base of the brush hairs get moist, the glue will soften and the bristles will fall out. Rinse the shampoo and wring off the excess water with a towel. To dry the brushes, lay them on their sides with the bristles dangling off the counter's edge.

As previously stated, you are exposed to a variety of skin care recommendations on a daily basis, whether through social media, articles, or word of mouth. Here are a few FAQs that may clear up any doubts you may have about face masks and home cures.

FAQs

1. What drink can give my skin a healthy glow?

A. We refer to them as miracle juices. The greatest way to get glowing skin is to drink a glass of spinach, beetroot, or pineapple juice every morning. Mint or turmeric tea can also be consumed for good skin.

2. What should I drink first thing in the morning?

A. Drinking two to three tablespoons honey and lemon with lukewarm water can help your skin. Beet, pineapple, orange, and ginger juice can also be drunk.

3. Is it safe to put ice on your face?

A. Ice is beneficial to your skin, but you must follow certain procedures when using it. Ice can rapidly brighten your complexion, minimize puffiness under your eyes, and soothe acne. Apply ice to these regions by wrapping it in a small washcloth or handkerchief and gently massage it into the skin in small circular motions. Keep the ice on for no more than a minute.

4. Can we eat curd?

A. Without a doubt. Curd is high in vitamin D, a nutrient that has numerous health advantages for your skin. It's a great moisturizer and exfoliate that also lightens dark circles, tightens pores, and eliminates dullness and discoloration.

Finally, whether you have oily, dry, acne-prone, normal, or combination skin, it takes time and patience to understand your skin. As we've previously stated, you must experiment to see what works best for your skin. Trying to get beautiful, bright skin is nearly impossible because everyone has a defect or two. It's up to you to figure out how to deal with those issues. You do you, and you love and accept yourself at the end of the day.