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SKINCARE MODERNBEAUTY MAGAZINE MOTHER KNOWS BEST SKINCARE ADVICE WE RECEIVED FROM OUR MOMS— WHAT STILL WORKS, WHAT NEVER DID. She was our first beauty school and taught us everything she knew about how to look after ourselves, including our skin. We’re talking of course about Mom, your original beauty guru. Did you listen to her? Mom knew a thing or two about self-care—most of it to treasure, but some of it to trash. For instance, all the cucumbers in the world aren’t going to de-puff your eyes, but castor oil does indeed do doubleduty as a moisturizer and makeup remover. Here’s a rundown of skincare tips our Mothers gave us: the good, the bad, and the just plain crazy. 8 Everett Collection/Shutterstock.com
ADVICE TO HEED MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE Hydration is the key to greatlooking skin. Moisturizers reduce the chances of skin issues, helping to maintain its balance. Moisturizing helps fight fine lines and keeps skin looking younger. We like Environ Youth Essentia Defense Creme, which is enriched with antioxidants to fight free radical damage. Best Advice: Don’t forget to cream your neck! THE SUN IS YOUR ENEMY. UV radiation brings on the wrinkles and a loss of elasticity. As well, sun damage is cumulative: You may be a sun goddess now, but the damage will show up later and you will look older than you need to, particularly your hands and face. Wearing sunscreen helps stave off signs of aging. Don’t forget to apply sunscreen to your décolleté. Best Advice: Mineral sunscreens are better for the environment and for your skin. Jacob Lund/Shutterstock.com MYTHS TO LET GO MASSAGE UPWARDS, NEVER DOWN. In reality, blending up “against gravity” will not make a difference to your skin or create a younger, firmer-looking you. Just don’t pull on your skin – massage it gently, especially the delicate areas. HYPOALLERGENIC PRODUCTS HELP SENSITIVE SKIN. This is nonsense, an advertising ploy, a word marketers use because there is no regulation saying they can’t. WASH YOUR FACE IN ICE. Never do this. Ice actually promotes spider veins and puffiness, disrupting blood flow and causing your skin to lose its elasticity. At the opposite end of the scale, washing your face in hot water is also a no-no. Everett Collection/Shutterstock.com ALWAYS CLEANSE BEFORE BED. Cleansers not only take makeup off, they also rid skin of the pollution, impurities and dirt it has been exposed to during the day. Best Advice: Make cleansing part of your morning routine, too – cleanse, serum, sunscreen. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT. It’s true. What’s on the inside makes a big difference to what’s on the outside. Diet is a big part of maintaining overall health, which in turn is reflected in that healthy glow. Drink plenty of water and make sure you’re eating properly, covering all the vitamin and mineral bases. Best Advice: No smoking, either. GET YOUR BEAUTY REST. Mom probably says that these are the hours of sleep you get in before midnight. She is mostly right. Getting enough sleep in general helps your body recover from the day, including helping skin rejuvenate. Best Advice: Shoot for a minimum of seven hours per night. TYPECAST FOR LIFE Many beauty experts will tell you that your age determines the skincare products you should be using. Actually, this is only partially true. When you’re young, regimen initiation products get you in the habit of taking care of your skin. Preventive care takes over right after that, followed by products that turn back the clock” flooding your beauty cabinet later on in life. Wayhome Studio/Shutterstock.com fizkes/Shutterstock.com YOUR FACE GETS TOO USED TO CREAMS AFTER A WHILE. If Mom suggests that you change up your skincare routine every once in a while, because using one cream too much will cause it to lose its effect, she is mistaken. And if she says, “The tingle tells you its working,” you can say that the tingle is telling you your skin is irritated and could soon be inflamed! YOU’LL EVENTUALLY OUTGROW ACNE. Sadly, no. Or at least maybe not: The occurrence of acne is as inconsistent as it is annoying – it could be puberty, hormones, menopause, anything. Putting toothpaste on your spots does nothing (except make your pimples minty fresh), and the sun won’t dry acne out either – it just makes skin oilier, causing pores to clog. A better approach? Wash your face once or twice daily using a glycolic or salicylic acid cleanser. We like SkinMedica AHA/ BHA Exfoliating Cleanser, which gently but thoroughly cleanses and clarifies the skin. The real truth is, your skin type is a more important consideration than your age when shopping for beauty products. Simply consider if your skin is: Normal, Dry Oily, Combination (oily and dry), or Sensitive. This is largely determined by genetics and not by age. Once you know your skin type, you’re set for life. // Step up to the counter at the TMB Clinic and ask our staff what products we have that are right for your skin type. 9
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