Summary of Caroline Hirons's Skincare

By IRB Media

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#1 Your skin is the biggest organ in your body, and it deserves attention. A routine is the foundation of everything, and if you get it right, you can set your skin up for life.

#2 You’ll need to buy some flannels or washcloths. The products in this chapter are suitable for all skin types, unless otherwise stated. Start with a good cleanse to prep your skin, and finish with an appropriate moisturiser to seal it all in and protect your skin.

#3 Clean your skin every night, wash it properly in the morning, and do not smoke. Get some sunshine, and use a high SPF.

#4 You should be able to equate your skincare spending to what you would spend on a handbag or shoes. Get enough sleep, and try to avoid stress.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jun 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822533011

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#1

Your skin is the biggest organ in your body, and it deserves attention. A routine is the foundation of everything, and if you get it right, you can set your skin up for life.

#2

You’ll need to buy some flannels or washcloths. The products in this chapter are suitable for all skin types, unless otherwise stated. Start with a good cleanse to prep your skin, and finish with an appropriate moisturiser to seal it all in and protect your skin.

#3

Clean your skin every night, wash it properly in the morning, and do not smoke. Get some sunshine, and use a high SPF.

#4

You should be able to equate your skincare spending to what you would spend on a handbag or shoes. Get enough sleep, and try to avoid stress.

#5

Flannels are more effective than wipes at removing dirt, and they help exfoliate the skin. Buy eight flannels and use one per day.

#6

acids are used to take off the dead skin cells and stimulate the skin. They are usually used at the traditional toner stage, but some brands make exfoliating/acid products that you use at the traditional toner stage.

#7

Step #4 is to spray your face with a hydrating mist or water. Use whatever hydrating flower mist or water you like. Any spray should have glycerin or hyaluronic acid in it, but something like a good-quality rosewater is fine.

#8

The order in which you apply your products is very important. Serums, especially water-based ones, go on first. Then a couple of drops of facial oil, topped off with your moisturiser. If you are using a heavily siliconed serum, skip the oil and go straight to moisturiser.

#9

Your moisturizer is your coat or protection. People spend too long choosing their moisturizer and too little time taking care of what goes on beforehand: for example, using a quick swipe