Simple Skin Care Tips

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Clean Your Makeup Brushes- Cleaning your makeup brushes minimizes the amount of grime your skin is exposed to. Try using baby shampoo. It is gentle, will leave your brushes crazy soft, and is good for people with sensitive skin.
 
Minimal Makeup- On days where your skin needs to breathe, and you still want to wear makeup, I would recommend wearing mascara and tinted lip balm or lip gloss. These products do not come in contact with your skin and will not clog your pores.
 
Natural Products- Natural products are more expensive but if nothing else is really working for your skin, I would advise giving natural products a try.
 
Moisturize- This is a very important part of skin care. Moisturizing your skin should be done year round.
 
Water- This is not a myth, drinking plenty of water helps clear skin.
 
Facial Cleansing- The shower is the perfect place to cleanse your face. The steam from the shower opens your pores and will help you have a deeper clean.
 
Sunscreen- The suns rays are very harmful, and everyone needs protection from them, no matter your skin color.

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