Many young women experience a period in their lives filled with pimples and breakouts, not understanding the skin science behind them, severely impacting their confidence, and making it difficult to make friends or feel good about themselves. While some of you may see your skin improve naturally as you grow older, for many, clear skin requires proactive steps using skincare products. 

The good news is that clear, healthy skin is achievable. Skincare doesn’t have to be complicated. Today, we’ll share how you can achieve ‘glass skin’—flawless, clear, and smooth skin without visible pores and free from acne.

Decoding Skincare Formulas: The Science Behind Flawless Skin

The first thing we strongly recommend you stop doing immediately before any of the ingredient benefits is touching your face. Otherwise, you’re just transferring all the specks of dirt your hands come into contact with, such as greasy food, handrails, and other particles, directly to your face. The only time to touch your face is during your skincare routine, a simple, straightforward routine to save time and achieve results.

Ingredient Intel: Mastering the Art of Skincare Formulation

Here’s exactly what you need to do if you’re starting a path to obtain your glass skin from today:

• Use Facewash: We recommend using a proper face wash, specifically formulated for facial skin, because face skin is more delicate than hands or arms. Your face cleanser should contain aloe for sun damage, jojoba oil for hydration, and cucumber for dark spots.

• Be Gentle: Avoid being aggressive when washing your face. Excessive pulling and rubbing can harm your skin in the long term. Remember, the skin around your eyes is especially fragile.
• Use Moisturizer: Your skin can feel dry and stiff due to the removal of natural oils along with dirt and pollutants. Dry skin is uncomfortable and looks dull, so apply a moisturizer immediately after washing your face. It replenishes moisture, hydrates your skin, and creates a protective barrier against pollutants.
• Sunscreen: UV rays are your skin’s worst enemy—they cause wrinkles, sun damage, and spots. Even on cloudy days, about 80% of UV rays penetrate clouds and reach your skin. Use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 daily, and reapply every 2 to 3 hours, especially if sweating or swimming.
• Exfoliate: To maintain smooth, vibrant skin, the final step is exfoliation. Doing this twice a week removes dead skin cells, improving texture and tone by up to 75%, as studies show. Exfoliation also reduces acne breakouts by preventing pores from clogging. Quality exfoliants use ingredients like pumice powder, derived from volcanic rock, to gently remove dead skin cells. Remember to exfoliate only twice weekly to allow your skin time to recover.

The Ingredients Dictionary: Understanding Skincare Formulas

Now, let’s delve into advanced skincare trends. While basics are crucial, this part is exciting because we’ve experimented with numerous products. One powerful treatment for the eye area is the Retinol Intense eye serum. Many overlook the importance of eye care, but the skin around your eyes is crucial for eye contact and overall appearance. 

Apply sunscreen when needed and if the skin looks pale, apply vitamin C oil, don’t underscore the necessity of sunscreen—UV rays penetrate clouds and cause lasting damage. But vitamin-C serums help brighten the complexion, improve uneven skin tone, and help fade the appearance of sun damage.

Remember, skincare is personal, and finding what works for you is key to achieving healthy, radiant skin.”

Skincare Secret: The Science Behind Radiant Skin

One product we highly recommend everyone start using in their nighttime skincare, especially if you’re in your mid-20s or older, is retinol. This powerful ingredient is effective against aging, reducing fine lines, and wrinkles, and improving skin texture and tone. Studies by the American Academy of Dermatology, demonstrate significant wrinkle reduction after just 12 weeks of retinol use. It targets fine lines around the mouth, crow’s feet, and brow lines, all of which contribute to an older appearance.

When using retinol, it’s crucial to start slowly—twice a week—and gradually increase frequency as your skin adjusts. Importantly, always apply sunscreen during the day because retinol makes your skin more sensitive to UV rays, which can damage and age your skin, negating your efforts for beautiful glass skin.

Conclusion: Delving into Skincare Science

There is a growing demand today for convenient and easy skincare routines and products. Your skin requires your attention, and balancing decisions based around skincare. Add ethically sourced components to your skincare, such as tea tree oil, aloe vera, jujube oil, etc.