CosBeauty Magazine #97
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty. In this issue: - Everything you need to know about nose surgery - Back to basics skincare - Tried & tested; we roadtest the latest in beauty - Go with your gut; why the microbiome is the new frontier in health - Mane attraction; the cult hair products and tools of 2022
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty.
In this issue:
- Everything you need to know about nose surgery
- Back to basics skincare
- Tried & tested; we roadtest the latest in beauty
- Go with your gut; why the microbiome is the new frontier in health
- Mane attraction; the cult hair products and tools of 2022
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SKIN<br />
8.<br />
Cleansers<br />
ALWAYS THE ESSENTIAL<br />
FIRST STEP<br />
STEP 1<br />
Cleansers are an essential part of a<br />
basic skincare routine. They wash off<br />
makeup, dirt and oil and leave the skin<br />
feeling clean, smooth and oil free. Your<br />
skin should be cleansed at least twice a<br />
day – in the morning and in the evening.<br />
There are cleansers for every skin type. If<br />
you’re prone to blocked pores, use gel<br />
formulations. For delicate skin, use milky<br />
products. Both gels and milky products<br />
usually can be washed off. For dry skin,<br />
use cream products, which generally can<br />
be wiped off. If using a cream cleanser, it’s<br />
advisable to use toner afterwards.<br />
When it comes to cleansers, there is<br />
no ‘one type fits all’. Gel cleansers are<br />
typically recommended for oily, blemishprone<br />
skin; cream cleansers for dry,<br />
sensitive skin; foam, charcoal or clay<br />
cleansers for oily, combination skin; and<br />
oil-based or micellar water cleansers are<br />
suitable for most skin types.<br />
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13. 14. 15.
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