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Tips on washing face
When it comes to a glowing, healthy complexion, nothing beats an old-fashioned facial wash with mild cleanser over the sink. It's either that or you learn to love ice-cold showers. But when it comes to healthy skin, it's almost worth it!
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How to protect your mouth from too much sun exposure?
Choose a product with the highest possible sun protection factor and without paraffin. You should refresh this lip balm occasionally because it won't stay on your lips long if you drink or lick it.
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Mineral vs Chemical Sun Protection
Use creams with an SPF every day, so there's no further damage, which means your body can work to repair the underlying cells.
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Apply sunscreen correctly: which one, how much, how often, where?
Only those who use sunscreen correctly protect themselves from the aggressive rays of the sun—our most essential tips on how to apply sunscreen correctly and when to reapply in good time.
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The Different Types of Normal Skin
Now that you know more about the different types of normal skin, you can better understand your own unique skincare needs.
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Summer Skincare Tips — Skin Care Routine
Our skin becomes prone to open pores, which catch bacteria and cause blemishes, pimples, and acne when clogged with oil and dirt.
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Ingredients Cosmetics: Do’s & Don’ts when layering
With layering, different care products are applied on top of each other, which should complement each other. But not all harmonise with each other.
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RISK OF CONFUSION: WHICH PRODUCT CAN DO WHAT?
Did you all know the differences? With which beauty products have you never really understood the difference?
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Face peeling: tips for an optimal result
Facial peeling can significantly improve the complexion. Above all, regular use conjures up a radiant complexion and prevents impurities.
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What are the different types of facial scrubs?
When you think of facial peels, you probably have mechanical peels in mind. Because this type of peeling contains the smallest abrasive particles or grains that provide the well-known peeling effect.
