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5 Time saving Beauty tips & make up Hacks for Busy Women

Some mornings are absolute hell because you forgot to set the alarm, the kids are acting up, and there is a last-minute emergency! You want to look presentable without devoting a lot of time to your daily routine when you're running late or on time. Here are five quick and simple beauty tips you can use in your morning routine to instantly look stunniing. 

THE CORRECT ORDER TO APPLY YOUR SKINCARE ROUTINE

It can be difficult to navigate the skincare industry. When should a toner be applied? Retinol is what on earth? Is night cream really necessary for me? Knowing which products to apply in what order is unquestionably one of skincare's most perplexing aspects. The fact that your morning and nighttime skincare routines will differ is even more perplexing. Don't worry, though, I've got your back. In this blog post, I tell you the correct order to apply your skincare routine for both morning and night. This post will help you get to grips with your skincare routine order in no time. But for now, let's delve into some skincare 101s…

Prep your skin with toner and moisturizer

To remove any overnight sebum, use a toner before applying moisturizer. In order for your moisturizer to more effectively penetrate your skin, a toner will remove all remaining grime. Your skin will receive the much-needed pick-me-up it requires on hurried mornings from a brightening moisturizer applied after your toner. Revitalift Crystal Micro-Essence, a brand-new L'Oréal Paris facial skincare product, is an incredibly lightweight facial care product that penetrates deeply into skin to give it an intense, youthful, and radiant appearance. Salicylic Acid and Centella Asiatica are two skin-brightening active ingredients.

Skincare routine order foundations

Before we get to layering your skincare products, here are some fundamental skincare advice you should be aware of. Even though you may already be familiar

Before we get to layering your skincare products, here are some fundamental skincare advice .you should be aware of. Even though you may already be familiar.

Get familiar with contra-indications and active ingredients

It's very simple to become overwhelmed and purchase all of the skincare products on the market. However, before using them, be aware of which products and ingredients complement one another the best and which you shouldn't.

Retinoids and vitamin C, for instance, are excellent supplements on their own, but it is not advised to combine them with other supplements. Retinol and vitamin C use may result in overexfoliation, which makes skin more b to the sun.

Only the main ingredients in a product need to be checked; the rest can be found elsewhere. Typically, they are the first few ingredients on the packaging list.

Get familiar with contra-indications and active ingredients

I know have ingredients I'm not used to, like retinol or direct acids. What I usually do is pick a spot on my inner arm( somewhere hidden but still easily accessible by you– I mean, don't pick a spot on your back!) and apply a small amount of product there. I leave it, don't rinse it, and if I don't have a reaction after 24 hours I move to a spot closer to my face but still hidden- ish, like. I've used products that broke me out after I've been using it a few weeks. Still, while not 100% accurate, skin patch testing at home is still a good idea when you're adding a new product to your routine. 

When is the right time to add another product to a skincare routine?

Depending on how well your skin is adjusting, this varies. My partner's skin requires so little upkeep that other people can easily add new products every few days. Due to her sensitive skin, my sister must wait longer. I give a new product at least two weeks before introducing another one because my skin is semi-sensitive. Therefore, be aware of your skin's reactions and pay attention to them. Usually, you can tell when something is prepared.

Is there such a thing as too many skin care products?

You're definitely over exfoliating and that's bad. You need to take a step back and reset your routine. Yes, if the products you're using are contraindicated.

Try one new product at a time

This is important because: In case you have break out, you’d know exactly why and you can trouble-shoot easilyMaybe you’re using too much product. Have you checked the active ingredients?