Biggest Skincare Myths

"That just drinking plenty of water is all you need to hydrate your skin. While it certainly helps, skin requires love and care with professionally prescribed products."

When your skin is dehydrated, it may appear dull, lifeless, dry, flaky, and even saggy. Water is just as significant for skin's health as it is for the rest of the body's. With
proper care and hydration, you might resolve some of your skin's biggest
problems.

Cleansing or scrubbing your skin too much can actually do damage to it. Over-cleansing can strip your skin's natural oils and throw off its natural balance of moisture. Instead of
using harsh cleansers, stick to mild hydrating cleanser that don’t leave your skin feeling tight and dry immediately after cleansing. (Glycolic 2% cleanser) When you care for your skin, it's not just your face that needs the help in the hydration department. Use a good moisturizer all over the body. (Arganatural Shea Argan Body Lotion) Choose an
emollient face cream (oil-free if you have oily skin) to quench your facial skin's thirst.