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All of your favorite beauty products will not be as great if you’re not keeping them clean. Sanitizing your products lowers your chances of getting infections, it makes them last longer and is overall better for your skin health.
Best of all, keeping them clean is easy and free!
Follow these simple and easy tips for keeping your beauty products clean and sanitary so you can ensure that your precious products remain fresh to the last drop!
Washing your hands regularly throughout the day is essential but this task is even more important right before doing your beauty routine because you will be touching your face.
As the CDC recommends, wash hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and use a clean paper towel to dry. If you’re in a bind, you can use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
It’s very easy to introduce bacteria into your skincare products especially when the products are stored in jars and pots.
Avoid dipping your fingers into your skincare even with clean hands. Instead, use a sanitary spatula, spoon, or even an unused popsicle stick to scoop out your product.
This will keep germs and bacteria from breeding in your favorite day and night cream.
Don’t let your makeup brushes and sponges be a breeding ground for bacteria. Wash them at least every week!
Cleaning your makeup tools helps reduce the dust, dirt, and bacteria that might spread to your skin.
Dilute a little dish soap or face cleanser with water to soften the makeup and grime from your sponges and brushes. Wash thoroughly then lay them out to dry. Do this at least once a week.
For metal tools like tweezers, scissors, and eyelash curlers, wipe them down with a tissue and spray them with an alcohol solution. This can be done at least twice a month. Remember to change the pads in your eyelash curler every 3 months.
Keep your makeup products clean and bacteria-free by wiping their exterior with a paper towel and hand sanitizer. Clean their contents by doing the following at least twice each month:
Purses and cosmetic bags where you store all your beauty products should also be kept clean at all times. Thoroughly clean them regularly by taking all the items out, wiping the surface with an alcohol solution and then washing with soapy water before drying.
While you’re at it, do the same for the shelves, drawers, cabinets and the counter where your other skincare products are stored.
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We welcome fall with the breathtaking sight of leaves changing their color from green to red, orange, yellow, and brown. Your skin also experiences changes as the season transitions to colder temperatures and lower humidity.
The changing of weather can trigger some skin concerns. It may provoke allergies or make existing skin conditions worse.
Here are some common skin concerns that you might encounter this fall season.
Wrinkles are an inevitable part of the aging process. Wrinkles on the face, neck, hands, and arms are the most noticeable because these areas are frequently exposed to damaging external factors like sun damage. Other environmental factors such as toxins, pollution and lifestyle also contribute to skin aging.
Genetics also play an essential role in the structure and texture of your skin, but the number one cause of accelerated signs of aging is UV damage.
Carrier oils are acquired from seeds, kernels, and nuts of plants. They are usually odorless or very lightly scented. They have skin nourishing properties and can be applied to the skin alone or can be mixed with essential oils for additional beautifying skin benefits!
Unlike essential oils, carrier oils are not volatile. This makes them ideal for dilution and application. Carrier oils have various textures, colors, thickness, and nutritional compositions.
In order to be used for aromatherapy, carrier oils should be derived using the cold pressing method. Cold pressing is a process wherein the oil is extracted by crushing the plants. It is said that when heat is used to extract the oil, nutrients are damaged.
