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There are plenty of skincare guides I could find but they all have a dozen+ optional supplements. I'm trying to find something more basic
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What is the reason for the cleanser first? I saw another thread say cleansers are harsh on the skinYour base should be cleansing first so get a cleanser, if you're going out in the sun make sure to get maybe a creme or moisturizer with SPF in it so you're protected against the sun. You do that after you've cleansed your skin. I could talk more advanced but you asked for something basic well I'd say this is your base. Also make sure to use cold water for your skin and not hot/warm water cause it'll dry out your skin.
cleansers do nothing to treat or anti age or whatever goal you have in mindWhat is the reason for the cleanser first? I saw another thread say cleansers are harsh on the skin
Basically this, they also get rid of all the build up grime throughout your day/night and remove dead skin cells from your face.cleansers do nothing to treat or anti age or whatever goal you have in mind
its just to clean your skin so that the products that DO have anti aging properties get maximum penetration
you wouldn't want to do a chemistry experiment with a dirty flask, right? you clean it with distilled water and then start mixing the chemicals together
Am: cleanse occasionally, moisturizer if needed + sunscreenThere are plenty of skincare guides I could find but they all have a dozen+ optional supplements. I'm trying to find something more basic
Low IQ. What would you know anyways? Clensing causes you to wash out all the essential oils in your skin. And dry skin isn't the reason for not using hot water. The reason for that is because cold water promotes enhanced collagen productivity in the epidermis (stratum corneum).Your base should be cleansing first so get a cleanser, if you're going out in the sun make sure to get maybe a creme or moisturizer with SPF in it so you're protected against the sun. You do that after you've cleansed your skin. I could talk more advanced but you asked for something basic well I'd say this is your base. Also make sure to use cold water for your skin and not hot/warm water cause it'll dry out your skin.
Have fun with your premature ageing.Basically this, they also get rid of all the build up grime throughout your day/night and remove dead skin cells from your face.
If you get a good cleanser it will do this without removing any essential oils that keep your skin hydrated but a moisturizer will make sure your skin is optimally hydrated on top of that.
Idk what cleanser you're using but good cleansers are designed to not strip your skin of their essential oils. Any excess oil gets removed yeah. You're right about the use of cold water but hot water will still dry out your skin lol just depends on what skin type you have. Nice to see you JamesLow IQ. What would you know anyways? Clensing causes you to wash out all the essential oils in your skin. And dry skin isn't the reason for not using hot water. The reason for that is because cold water promotes enhanced collagen productivity in the epidermis (stratum corneum).
Lol, I'm just messing with you. I'm extremely bored and looking for some back and forth. I didn't recognize you. Nice to see you again.Idk what cleanser you're using but good cleansers are designed to not strip your skin of their essential oils. Any excess oil gets removed yeah. You're right about the use of cold water but hot water will still dry out your skin lol just depends on what skin type you have. Nice to see you James
Haha no worries u made me laugh cause I thought you were trolling meLol, I'm just messing with you. I'm extremely bored and looking for some back and forth. I didn't recognize you. Nice to see you again.
Dox me niggerAm: cleanse occasionally, moisturizer if needed + sunscreen
Pm: cleanse occasionally, thicker moisturizer, RetinA