Health is the first indicator of both beautiful and, indeed, perfect facial skin. Healthy skin, however, requires proper care. This is particularly true when it comes to the face. No matter how expensive the cosmetics we use, or how skilfully we apply make-up, this merely covers our skin and does not always treat it in the best possible way.
A common rule amongst all make-up artists is that make-up should be applied to well-cleansed, healthy skin. Applying it to neglected skin is like painting an unplastered wall with the most expensive latex paint: the result still won’t be good.
What steps can we take to achieve radiant, flawless skin and really get the most out of expensive skincare products? Find out from laser centre Body Aesthetics.
Exceptionally An important factor in achieving beautiful facial skin is to cleanse it thoroughly. This also applies to removing make-up itself, the dirt that has built up over the course of the day, and even the natural oils that have already served their purpose.
If you have sensitive skin, avoid products that contain glycolic acid. It can cause redness and irritation.
Furthermore, look for ones with a balanced pH. Ideally, the skin’s natural pH should remain between 5 and 6. The lower the pH value, the more acidic the product. However, if you have acne-prone skin, you can use products for healthy facial skin with a higher acidity level. This is because they kill more bacteria. In this case, it is best to seek advice from a specialist.
You don’t want your make-up to look „flaky“, do you? Removing dead skin cells is one of the most
The key things for fresh-looking skin, but you shouldn’t overdo it. According to the experts, it should be carried out no more than twice a week. You should let dead skin cells build up before exfoliating them. The smoother your skin is, the better your make-up will look. However, if you overdo the exfoliation, you may actually remove too many layers of skin and cause your skin to become oily.
An important part of this stage is the extraction of comedones (blackheads). This unclogs our pores and allows our skin to „breathe“. Bear in mind that different treatments require different amounts of time for the skin to recover and the pores to close.
This step is essential not only for beautiful facial skin, but also for its health. As we already know, the two are inextricably linked. Facial skin needs to be moisturised, regardless of whether it is oily or dry. The best moisturising methods are those where the product is applied rather than rubbed in. This allows it to penetrate deeply and stimulate the cells. It is precisely this moisturising step that gives us that much-desired effect, as if we’ve just stepped out of the shower.
It is necessary to carry this out regularly and thoroughly facial cleansing in depth, which we cannot achieve at home. HydraFacial 2.0 is a treatment that combines these three professional-grade steps with two further ones. (The latter are determined on the spot according to your skin’s needs.) The recovery period, even when using a step peel, is between 15 and 30 minutes. Coloured lamps are also used to soothe the skin.
The results are visible immediately after the first treatment; for long-lasting results, we recommend a course of 3 or 6 treatments. As a maintenance treatment for healthy, clear facial skin, it is advisable to continue with one treatment per month following the initial course.
Here at Body Aesthetics, we do not claim to be able to replace your daily facial skincare routine. Our aim is to offer what you cannot achieve at home or through standard beauty treatments. Namely, a thorough deep-cleansing treatment using top-of-the-range medical equipment and innovative technologies.
So please book an appointment for a detailed, free consultation with our team of medical experts. They will give you a thorough introduction to HydraFacial the treatment tailored to your individual needs. For beautiful – indeed, perfect – facial skin, this is the ideal solution amongst all non-invasive device-based therapies.
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