What Shakespeare Can Teach You About Skincare Routine

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Physical stamina. Skincare specialists spend most of their day standing. DO use blotting papers throughout the day. Oily skin: This type of skin overproduces sebum, sometimes due to hormonal changes, stress, and medication use. Combination skin: This skin has some areas that are oily and some that are dry. Dry skin: This skin produces less sebum than normal skin. People with dry skin may experience scaling, flakiness in patches, itchiness, and feelings of tightness. Limiting the use of soaps: People should aim to use soap-free cleansers, as products containing alcohol and soaps can remove the skin’s natural oils. Their products are like food for your skin, containing all the essential antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals derived from the finest food ingredients. That's why it's essential to avoid changing your packaging frequently. Depending on your 's level of sensitivity, you may want to avoid acids completely on the days you're using retinol (more on why later). Learn more about retinol here. Learn about stress relief products here. I also use: Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes Night Calming ($8, twice a month); Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash ($7, every four months); Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Triple-Action Toner ($7, every four months); Neutrogena Oil-Free Daily Facial Moisturizer ($7, every four months); Sun Bum Sunscreen Face Stick SPF 30 ($8, every three months); Murad Renewing Eye Cream ($82, once); and Burt’s Bees Lip Balm ($5, whenever I lose them).