Is your skin cleaning routine enough?

If you put aside thorough cleansing because you are a happy owner of normal and problem-free skin, don't think you can get away with it 😊 Proper cleansing is a key element of care for all skin types, not only acne-prone

or contaminated. By skipping this essential care ritual, your skin will age faster, get more imperfections, unhealthy color, tired look, loss of elasticity, dryness and irritation. Why? During the day, pollutants, dust, toxins and dirt settle on our skin.

Let's add sweat, sebum and makeup. Leaving this mixture on the skin overnight we poison it, significantly worsening its condition. Is your skin cleaning routine enough?

Unfortunately, a quick wash or a wet wipe is not enough. You have to commit to this! 😊

What about morning care? Is splashing cool water on your face enough? If you're camping in a tent by the river, then yes, it's a pleasure 😊 but on a daily basis you should try harder.

At night we also sweat, removing toxins from the body, our skin produces sebum, and dust from the air

settle on its surface. So before we start applying the day serum or cream onto our face, we should first clean it thoroughly.

Thoroughly but gently, with love

Choose effective but gentle products. Therefore, avoid alcohol (ethyl alcohol, alcohol denat), strong detergents (SLS, SLES), perfumes, synthetic colors, scents and everything that may irritate it unnecessarily. Additionally, do not rub your facial skin too hard with cotton pads or a towel- be gentle with it.

My recommendation

For the last few years, I have been a strong supporter of the two-stage cleansing of facial skin that I have been using every day, no matter what, both in the morning and in the evening.

Step 1 is Apple Rich make-up removal and cleansing oil. It is based on fruit seed oils

(plum, apple, pomegranate, raspberry), mango butter and the addition of castor oil and vegetable based emulsifier (an ingredient that combines water and oils, turning them into a lotion that can easily be washed off the face. While massaging your face with Oil, its ingredients will attract fat, sebum and makeup. You can also massage the oil onto closed eyelids to dissolve mascara or eyeliner. Then rinse everything off with lukewarm water.

Step 2 is cleansing the facial skin with a cosmetic such as cleansing gel, foam, mild soap (without SLS,

sles). This type of product, combined with water, will remove sweat and residues from the first stage of

cleansing.