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Advanced Daily Skincare Routine  Level 1

1. Cleansing (Morning & Evening)
2. Toning (Refreshing- Morning & Evening)
3. Eye Cream application (Morning & Evening)
4. Pre-care Serum (Morning - Evening)
5. Day Cream (Morning Only)
6. Sun UV protection product (Day time)
7. Face masking (After clean, toning - Evening)
8. Pre-care serum (Repeat  step 4)
9. Night Cream (Evening)

1. Cleansing: The right cleansing for each individual skin condition is one of the most important aspects of proper skin care. Before applying any creams and masks a gentle but thorough

cleansing procedure is absolutely necessary. Only perfectly cleansed skin can absorb the active ingredients in skincare products that are applied afterwards. The natural balance of the skin should not be  disturbed, but rather maintained by using special cleansing products.

2. Toning (Refreshing): Toners will help to balance the delicate pH levels of your skin, which is essential before applying any kind of night cream or moisturizer. Toners calm the skin, providing a safe and effective base for serums, lotions, and creams to absorb better and play their part in your skincare routine.

3. Eye Cream application:

Not all skin is created equal. Because the skin around your eyes is thinner  (That why you have to apply Eye Cream right after Toning and before all other skincare

products. Someone gets eye irritation with eye cream because they did not pay attention on this order)   and because of all the tiny muscles in the area, it's more sensitive and prone to a variety of issues, like puffiness, discoloration, and fine lines and wrinkles. Plus, there are minimal oil glands around your eyes to help keep the skin naturally hydrated, so finding the right eye cream can help ward off numerous complexion concerns.

6. Sun UV protection: Sunscreen is the easiest way to protect yourself from the sun’s dangerous rays. However, application isn’t just rubbing it on when you’re at the beach. There is a lot for you to learn about sunscreen and which is best for each time you are out in the sun.

- Apply the sunscreen at least 20 to 30 minutes before you go outdoors, whenever you will be exposed for 30 minutes or more.

- Reapply sunscreen every 3 hours while you are outdoors, even if the product is labeled "all-day." If you are getting a lot of sun or perspiring heavily, reapply sunscreen every hour or two.

- Cover all exposed areas, including your ears, lips, face and back of your hands.

- Don’t skimp; make sure to apply a generous layer. Smooth it on rather than rub it in.

- Women should apply sunscreens under makeup. If you wait to apply sunscreen until you hit the beach, you may already be perspiring, and moisture makes sunscreens less effective.

7. Face masking (After clean, toning - Evening): Skincare masks provide some of the rewards of a spa facial right at home. Check out the benefits of each type to choose one that's best for you. Using a mask is one of the steps of a good skin regimen. A mask blankets the skin, helping the active ingredients penetrate. Depending on the type of mask, it can draw impurities from the skin and eliminate dead cells, or tighten and tone.

Some kind of mask you can leave on without rinse off and some others must be rinsed off completely.

8. Pre-care serum (Repeat  step 4) - Evening

Of course it goes without saying that this must be preceded by proper cleansing and toning to allow your night cream to work its magic without any interference.

9. Night Cream: 9:00 PM - 12:00 Midnight. This is the perfect time to apply your strongest, most powerful anti-aging ingredients because you don’t have to worry about protecting your skin from the sun, pollution, or harsh temperatures. “This means you can focus all your skin regenerating and wrinkle-fighting efforts on repair,”.

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4. Pre-care Serum (Morning - Evening): Faster and lighter are the qualities many of us look for in skincare products. skin care serums -- light, fast-absorbing liquids used as an alternative or in addition to creams or lotions.

The biggest difference between a serum and a cream or lotion is what the formulation doesn't include. Serums leave out occlusive, or airtight, moisturizing ingredients such as petrolatum or mineral oil that keep water from evaporating. They also contain fewer lubricating and thickening agents, like nut or seed oils. Most serums are water-based, eliminating oils altogether.

Serum should be applied first and followed by other face creams.

5. Day Cream:  Between 8:00 AM-9:00 AM is good time to apply the day cream. Because your skin follows a natural circadian 24-hour cycle that’s influenced by your hormone levels, environmental factors, exposure to sunlight and nightly regeneration of skin cells.