Most Satisfying Video for Facial Skin Care Treatment #005 | Cuidado de la piel facial más satisfact ★ Subscribe here:
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FACIAL CARE
Taking good care of your facial skin is quite simple when you break it down to the basics—cleanse, tone, and moisturize your face twice per day, every day.
The first step is a cleanser such as the Ayurvedic Facial
Cleansing Grains to gently clean the dirt, sweat, oil, and environmental buildup from the surface of your skin to prevent redness, irritation, clogged pores, and dull, ashy skin. Next, you’ll use a facial toner like the Rooibos Rose Toner or the Clarifying Toner found in this chapter to correct the pH level on the surface of your skin and close and minimize your pores so they don’t fill up with gunk.
The final crucial step is to use a facial moisturizer like the Balancing Facial Moisturizer that will leave your skin with a nourishing moisture layer that addresses the needs of your specific skin type. Why use a moisturizer? Well, without one, your skin will go haywire trying to over-correct, causing overly dry or overly oily skin, which exacerbates redness, breakouts, and clogged pores.
Throughout this chapter you’ll find everything you need to follow these three basic steps—plus some luxury skin treatment products such as the Chocolate Lip Scrub, Soothing Herbal Steam, and Green Tea Eye Cream. So say goodbye to red, irritated, broken-out, dry, or oily skin and say hello to healthy, clean, clear, and radiant skin.
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