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Healthy Skincare Tips!

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​ People ask me about my skincare routine, how old I am, what are my skincare tips and the answers are coming! First, I’ll start with a few tips here; then, in a few weeks, I’ll encourage you all to join me on my TikTok page for skincare tutorials and Q&As   https://www.tiktok.com/@dezdmc?_t=8ZLGWbccSg2&_r=1 My Skincare Tips for Young-Looking Skin!  Use the correct cleanser for your skin needs. Skin needs can vary from season to season; you may be a dry skin babe, yet in the summer, your skin may be more regular; the same is true for oily skin beauties in the winter. Oily skin gals may notice more dryness or normalcy in the winter, so switch it up! Don’t use too many products on your skin!  Layering on multiple skincare products all at once is a big no-no. It can be harsh on the skin, resulting in more breakouts and clogged pores. You need a few steps: cleanser, toner, serum, and moisturizer!    Additionally, steps such as lip balms, neck creams, essence...

What is skin cycling? Is it for YOU!?!

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​ Let me preface this piece with these statements, "if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it" and "there is nothing new under the Sun"!   Respectfully, Dr. Bowe didn’t create skin cycling; she gave a name to an already established skincare routine. "The method was coined by  Dr. Whitney Bowe  …Skin cycling is a trend that became popular on TikTok, but skin care professionals have practiced the concept for many years,” says Amy Peterson, medical aesthetician. WHAT IS SKIN CYCLING? So what is the skin cycling routine: Skin cycling is a method of using skin care products in which you designate specific products for certain days rather than using all products every day, thus creating a cycle for your products, e.g., Exfoliate, Retinoid, Recover, Recover! Now that we have a definition, let’s break this issue down. Skincare cycling is using skin care products in which you designate specific products for certain days rather than all products every day, thus creating a cycle fo...