The Ultimate Guide to Building Your Beauty Routine
Our Beauty PR Team share their tips for building your beauty routine to suit your skin and lifestyle in our latest beauty blog.
Which is the best beauty routine?
A good beauty routine is one that you will keep to! The secret to glowing skin is not to overcomplicate your skincare routine. Overcomplicating your beauty routine will mean you will be unlikely to stick to it and won’t get the long-term benefits you had hoped for. Stick to two or three products and choose ingredients such as Vitamin C and retinol to supercharge your skincare. Always finish with a high SPF during the day to protect your skin from harmful UV rays.
What is a good beauty routine for oily skin?
Building a beauty routine for oily skin should embrace cleansing, toning and moisturising. You should exfoliate, but ensure you don’t attempt to strip the skin of all the natural oils, or it will work double hard at replacing them! You also risk over-drying your skin, which causes itchy, flaky skin and blemish outbreaks. Choose skincare products designed for oily skin, including serums containing ingredients like salicylic acid or niacinamide. These ingredients can help control oil production, minimise the appearance of pores, and prevent breakouts.
Let’s hear it for the boys!
Beauty routines for men haven’t changed much in decades. Still, men are increasingly eager to embrace the latest skincare innovations and build a solid skincare regime that protects and harnesses anti-ageing ingredients.
With a growing range of men’s skincare products, such as Brickell Mens Products, men can now buy beautiful skincare products in slick packaging that look as good as those aimed at women in the bathroom cabinet.
Ageless beauty
Your beauty regime should change as you change decades. Your beauty regime in your thirties will likely differ from that in your forties and for a 50-year-old’s skin. This is because, alongside ageing, transitioning through peri-menopause and menopause can dramatically change our skincare needs, with some women experiencing a complete change in their skin. These changes can vary from blemish outbreaks to overly dry and sensitive skin, so adjusting your skincare as you move through this phase is essential.
Day And Night
Your beauty routine at night will differ from your beauty routine in the morning. In the morning, you want to wake up the skin, take advantage of that natural glow-up after a whole night’s sleep, and protect the skin for the day ahead. For night-time, you want to relax and prep the skin for restoration.
An excellent daily beauty regime includes cleansing, tone, serum, moisturise and sunscreen protection. Your night-time routine will likely include make-up removal, cleansing and night cream.
Adding serums, etc., to the above skincare routine to tailor to your skin’s needs means you can build your own beauty routine that works with your time and commitment!
