The right order for your face care routine
Step 1. Cleanse: Remove any environmental impurities, dirt or traces of make-up from your face! Use a cleanser for this step. Just make sure you cleanse your face in the morning and in the evening.
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Step 2. Exfoliate: Peeling and exfoliating should form a staple part of your daily skincare routine. However, you shouldn’t do this more than three times per week. Peeling removes dead skin – but for this reason it also makes it more sensitive.
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Step 3. Tone: A toner is a facial tonic. It is used to thoroughly cleanse the skin and provide the optimal preparation for the next steps in your routine. Simply apply some toner to a cotton wool pad and apply it to your face with gentle movements.
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Step 4. Serum: With a serum in your skincare routine, you’re preparing your skin in the best possible way so that it can regenerate. The fluid textures of serums are perfectly absorbed into the deeper layers of the skin. If you have dry skin, you should use a serum containing hyaluronic acid, whereas serums with niacinamide and zinc are recommended for redness or oily skin.
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Step 5. Eye cream: Eye cream should be applied directly after your serum. Care products for the eye area have a lightweight texture because the skin around the eyes is thin and sensitive.
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Step 6. Nourishing cream: Next step – hydrate your skin! Creams are your key to success here. You are welcome to use different creams for day and night time. Your day cream protects the skin from external influences, while night creams support your skin in its regeneration process with their rich ingredients.
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Step 7. Face oil: Face oils contain lots of ingredients, meaning they are not suitable for every skin type. You need to make sure that your face oil is suitable for your skin type and your skin’s problems!
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Step 8. Sun protection: Protect your skin against UV rays! Sun protection factor is our number one recommendation for protecting your skin against the sun’s radiation during the day. UV rays are known to cause burning, irritation and ageing of the skin.
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