Brilio.net - Caring for your face should be done regularly to avoid various skin problems. So, you can take care of your face at a beauty clinic and use the right skincare products. The reason is, using skincare can provide many benefits for the skin.
The various benefits referred to include providing nutrition to the skin, protecting and maintaining skin moisture, and slowing down the natural aging process of the skin.
Even though there are currently many skincare products with various active ingredients and claims, quite a few people complain that the skincare they use doesn't have any effect on their face. Even though they have spent a lot of money changing skincare products. Unfortunately, they don't get a healthy and glowing face, but a dull face that causes a breakout.
If you are one of the people who experiences this condition, there is no need to worry, maybe you don't know the right method or trick so that the skincare you use is more optimal. The reason is, by using the right skincare according to your skin type, the results will be visible within 3 days, you know.
The surefire way to speed up the effects of skincare according to doctors
YouTube/dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM
So, the solution is, you can watch the video shared by one of the doctors via his personal YouTube account, Dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM. Through this 4 minute 58 second video, Doctor Kamilah shares 3 effective ways to speed up the effects of skincare for the face.
The following is a method that you can use as a reference in choosing skincare products, as reported by briliobeauty.net from the YouTube account of Dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM, Friday (7/6).
1. Know your skin type or type.
The surefire way to speed up the effects of skincare according to doctors
YouTube/dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM
Before choosing the skincare product to use, make sure you know your skin type. Well, you can find out by doing a skin test in the morning before going to bed.
"When you wake up, without makeup and without skincare, you can use oil paper. You stick it on four areas, right and left cheeks, nose, forehead and chin," said Doctor Kamilah.
After sticking the oil paper on the four areas of your face, you can wait for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, you will know the results. If the oil paper on your cheeks, chin, nose and forehead does not come off, then your skin type is oily.
But if it comes off completely, then your skin type is dry. Meanwhile, if the oil paper comes off only on the cheek area, it could mean that your skin type is combination.
2. Determine the right basic skincare.
The surefire way to speed up the effects of skincare according to doctors
YouTube/dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM
Determining basic skincare is actually something that is easy and difficult. However, you can determine basic skincare that is suitable for you, by adjusting your skin type and needs, as follows.
- Dry skin: Choose a facial wash that is gentle, a moisturizer that is emollient with a slightly thick texture, and a sunscreen that has maximum protection and is non-alcoholic and non-perfume.
- Oily skin: Choose a facial wash that can reduce oil levels, a light moisturizer with a water-like texture, and a sunscreen that has an SPF that is not too high (so it doesn't clog facial pores).
"For combination skin, you can mix and match," said Doctor Kamilah.
3. Add the right skincare ingredients to solve your skin problems.
The surefire way to speed up the effects of skincare according to doctors
YouTube/dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM
In this third trick, you need to pay attention to your facial skin problems to determine which skincare to use. This is done to determine the active skincare ingredients you need to treat skin problems on your face. Examples include the following.
- Aging problems: You can use basic skincare every day and additionally use retinol 2-3 times a week.
- Acne problems: Basic skincare and additional BHA or salicylic acid agents 2-3 times a week
- Dull problem: Basic skincare and additional AHA agents (lactic acid or glycolic acid)
- Sensitive skin problems: Basic skincare and PHA agents (gluconolactone, galactose, and lactobionic acids).