22Feb
Identifying Combination Skin and Its Routine

If you have noticed that you feel dry areas, as well as excess sebum, you may have combination skin. It can be difficult to figure out how to properly care for your skin, because different parts of your face have different needs. But you can help your skin find the perfect balance by following a combination skin care routine. In the future, we will share tips on how to care for combination skin, as well as the necessary products to give her the balance she needs.

How To Identify Combination Skin

You will know that you have combination skin if you feel that you can cope with two different skin types at the same time. If you have oily skin, you can expect to have a greasy appearance complexion. You can also feel black dots and rashes. With dry skin, you can feel dry spots and even peeling on your face. If you have combination skin, your cheeks, temples and eye area tend to be dull and dry, while other parts of your face are oily, especially around the T-area.

How To Care For Combination skin

Check out these skincare tips and useful product recommendations to help you create a customized skincare routine tailored to the needs of your combination skin.

1. Use a Mild Facial Cleanser

Your skin surface will be covered with dirt, excess oils and impurities throughout the day. Be sure to use a facial cleanser that will help to matte your oily T-zone without overdrying your cheeks and area under the eyes. The L’Oréal Paris Waterproof Micellaire Eau Cleanser – all Skin is an excellent choice for combination skin. It is a formula without conditioner that can be used to clean your skin surface and remove makeup. Be sure to cleanse your skin in the morning and evening to make sure you remove bacteria and excess sebum frequently enough.

2. Exfoliate Gently

If you have combination skin, exfoliating dead skin cells is the key to keeping your skin in good condition. If you are looking for a mild chemical exfoliating product that can be used daily, try the revitalift DERM Intensités 5% Glycolic Acid Exfoliating toner from L’Oréal Paris. This formulated glycolic acid toner gently smoothes the skin texture and removes dead skin cells.

3. Moisturize your skin

Regardless of your skin type, using a moisturizer is important to keep your skin healthy. For combination skin, it is best to opt for a moisturizing moisturizer without a feeling of heaviness or fat. The fragrance-free face cream Age Perfect Rosy Tone from L’Oreal Paris is ideal because it has a light texture and is formulated with lipohydroxy acid (LHA) to gently exfoliate and brighten the complexion.

4. Stop Touching Your Face

This is easier said than done, since you don’t even realize that you are doing it most of the time. But your hands carry a lot of bacteria and dirt, and you don’t want to transfer that to your face, as it could clog your pores.

5. Blot oil

If you have trouble fighting fat in your T-zone, try looking for blotting papers. These papers are easy to store in your pocket and can provide a quick way to reduce excess oil in the middle of the day. They will temporarily absorb oil without ruining your makeup.

6. Make broad-spectrum Sunscreen Your Best Friend

One of the best ways to take care of your skin is to apply a generous amount of SPF 30 or more daily. Spending time in the sun without SPF protection can cause damage that can lead to visible signs of aging such as fine lines and wrinkles. In addition, this can lead to dryness. To reduce the steps of your routine, opt for L’Oréal Paris SPF 30 Triple Power revitalift Day Lotion, which is a moisturizing daily moisturizer with SPF and anti-aging properties.

7. Give Your Complexion A Face Mask

Multi-masking is an excellent skin care practice for combination skin. It’s about applying different masks to different areas of your face at the same time, depending on what each area needs. Try using the L’Oréal Paris Pure Clay Detox & Lightening Mask for your T-zone and fat areas. It is formulated with charcoal to remove impurities and tighten your pores. The driest areas are, opt for a moisturizing mask that will work to plump and brighten the skin. The Mask of the night Anti-Aging Triple-Power Revitalift from l’Oréal Paris is ideal because it acts to reduce the wrinkles, brightening and toning the skin while moisturizing it.

8. Do not forget your eyes

The area under the eyes is not only one of the first areas to show signs of aging, but it can also be a very dry area. To make sure that you are fighting skin problems such as fine lines and wrinkles, as well as dark circles and dehydration, try an eye cream or eye serum such as L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Derm Intensive with 1.5% hyaluronic acid, 1% Caffeine eye serum. It not only treats fine lines and wrinkles, but also moisturizes the delicate area and targets the causes of dark circles under the eyes.

9Feb
Eye Cream Using Mistakes To Avoid

For some time now, eye creams have been neglected when it comes to trendy skin care products. Nowadays, small but strong eye creams are finally getting the attention they deserve. If you have dark circles, swelling, or crow’s feet, using an eye cream as part of your daily beauty routine can help reduce the appearance of your problems under the eyes. But whether you are a beginner in eye cream or an early follower, there is a chance that you will make common mistakes when using this essential skin care product. Below you will find out how to correct your eye cream mistakes so that you can integrate this important product into your skincare routine in the right way.

1. Do Not Use The Best Eye Cream Formula For Your Skin

Like most skin care products, eye creams are formulated to treat various concerns. To achieve your best results, choose an eye cream that meets the specific needs of your skin. If your biggest concern is dark circles, choose a cream that will help brighten your eye area, such as the L’Oréal Paris Triple Power revitalift eye contour treatment, which can reduce the appearance of wrinkles and bags under the eyes with continued use over time. Even if wrinkles and dark circles are not your main concern, you should still use an eye cream regularly to keep your skin under the eyes hydrated.

2. Application Of Fancy Products

Knowing the correct order of application of your skin care will ensure that each product works best. A simple rule to keep in mind is that you need to apply products based on the thickness or texture. If your eye cream is richer and heavier than your moisturizer, it should go up. If it is easier, it is good to apply it below. Of course, always check the instructions on the packaging of your eye cream to see what the cosmetic chemists who formulated the product recommend.

3. Do not use eye cream Twice a day

Just as you need to cleanse and moisturize your skin twice a day, you also need to apply your eye cream in the morning and evening. The Derm Revitalift Revitalift by l’Oréal Paris Intensity with 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid, and 1% of Caffeine is a daily moisturizer, created for the treatment of the delicate area of the eye area. It is formulated with hyaluronic acid to improve the skin’s moisture retention and caffeine to reduce that “puffy morning look”.”Be sure to gently massage it around your eye area until it is completely absorbed in the morning and afternoon.

4. Use Of Eye Cream On Dry Skin

To make the most of the regenerating benefits of your eye cream, it is best to use it when your skin is moist. In fact, applying a cream to a damp or damp skin can help maintain moisture and keep it soft and hydrated. So, before applying your eye cream, try to dab a little water on the skin under your eyes to fix a little extra moisture.

5. Using Too Much Product

The skin around your eyes is a fairly small area, so a pea-sized amount of eye cream should normally be enough to cover the skin under both eyes. If you use an eye cream with a high price, you really want to get the most out of it, so be economical. If you are looking for an affordable and multitasking product, try the Age Perfect cell Renewal eye care from L’Oréal Paris. Its formula is enriched with antioxidants and is aimed at five signs of aging, ranging from dark circles to twilight.

6. Put The Eye Cream Too Close To The Eyes

If you apply eye cream too close to your eyelids or eyelashes, there is a risk of getting it into your eyes, which can cause burns and irritation. For a safer application, simply sprinkle the product along the orbital bone, just under your eyebrow and under your eyes in the form of a semicircle about half an inch below the lash line.

7. Heavy application

The skin around the eyes is the most sensitive skin of your face, so there is no reason to treat it roughly. Instead, mix the eye cream with your ring finger (which has a more delicate touch) by gently tapping and tapping. Another way to ensure gentle application is to use an eye cream with a metal tip. The Triple Power revitalift eye care by L’Oréal Paris has an inclined metal tip that adapts perfectly to the small contours of your eyes and gives the application a fresh feeling.

8. Speed Up the Process

It’s important to allow a little time to apply your eye cream before moving on to the next step of your routine. This can help ensure that the product has time to absorb and prevent it from moving when you overlay other products.

13Jan
Treating Pimples on Your Neck

Nothing spoils a mood like waking up with a big red Zit – especially on a part of your body where you usually don’t have rashes, like in your neck. Finding a neck pimple can be nerve-wracking and make you wonder how you got it worldwide. But before you start drawing hasty conclusions, it’s not entirely unusual to have a flaw in this area. In fact, explains Dr. Michelle Henry, dermatologist based in New York and advisor to L’Oreal Paris, as the face and back: “the neck is an area where we often have body acne.”Below she explains to us what can cause this neck pain and how to treat it.

What causes a throat pimple?

“People can have neck pimples for the same reasons that we have Facial acne and Back acne,” says Dr. Henry, and this is usually due to genetic and hormonal factors. According to The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), hereditary genes may play a role in genetic acne. Hormonal acne, on the other hand, is caused by fluctuating hormonal changes in the body, the AAD says. These usually range from blackheads and whiteheads to painful cysts.

“Neck pimples can also be due to heavy products, lack of peeling or certain medications,” adds Dr. Henry. For this reason, exfoliation and the use of products with non-comedogenic formulas are an essential part of your skin care. Other causes may be Stress, side effects of certain medications and even an undiagnosed health-issue..

How to treat a throat pimple

The good news: With proper care, you can usually get rid of a neck pimple and it can be treated like other pimples on the body, says Dr. Henry. First of all, she recommends cleansing your face every day with L’Oreal Paris Ideal All Skin Types foaming gel cleanser. Its refreshing GEL-like formula gently removes makeup and away lovers impurities, while helping to minimize the appearance of pores. While some foaming cleansers dry out rather, this cleanser is gentle and shows smooth, glowing skin.

Dr. Henry also recommends including a gentle scrub in your Routine. L’Oreal Paris pure Sugar Resurface & Energize Kona Coffee Scrub is a great Option because it is gentle enough for daily use and revitalizes your skin.

Finally, she recommends the use of topical treatments or other skin care products containing active ingredients containing salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide. If you have a particularly stubborn pimple, also try the L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Derm intense 3.5% Glycolic Acid cleanser. It contains salicylic acid and glycolic acid, a resurfacing agent that visibly brightens and smoothes the skin. But as always, if these over-the-counter treatments don’t eliminate your acne, you should consult your dermatologist.