Mistakes with your skin.
Everyone wants to hold onto their youthful, healthy skin for as long as possible. But what if we told you there are three common mistakes you make every day that make you look older? Hmmm! Read on to turn these mistakes into rights!
1. It doesn't contain sunscreen!
Sunscreen is one of the best anti-aging products for your skin. As we age, we become more prone to dark spots. It's important to wear sunscreen every day, even if the sun isn't out, as it protects your skin from UV rays that can damage and age it. Use a zinc oxide-based sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher.
2. Do not use facial serum!
Another way to keep your skin healthy and hydrated is to moisturize it with a facial serum . A lack of moisture causes skin cells to produce oil, which can lead to breakouts and enlarged pores. We recommend moisturizing a clean face morning and night with a facial oil, as oils penetrate deeper into the skin, while creams/lotions sit on the surface. Using a facial oil will help lock in moisture while hydrating your skin (it's also a good idea to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the day).
3. No exfoliating!
Do you know what happens when dead skin builds up on the surface of your face? It can create fine lines and wrinkles! Exfoliation is important for removing dead skin, killing bacteria, smoothing bumps, and evening out skin tone. So, choose the right exfoliator for your skin and use it 2-3 times a week between your regular facials!
Fun fact: Did you know that your go-to scrub from your teenage years, St. Ives Apricot Scrub, was sued for allegedly accelerating the aging process? Dermatologist Bruce Katz says the scrub is "too harsh" and, if used too vigorously, can cause skin tears. So, choose the right scrub!
Skincare is important; get a facial every so often to ensure your skin is clean.
You can schedule an appointment at Face Fitness, the first facial gym in Guatemala, to receive this service. Don't forget to take care of your skin and body.
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