Perfect Skin in 9 Simple Steps

Dear readers,

❔❔ Did you know that❔❔:

1. The Skin is the largest organ in our body?
2. The easiest way to tell someone’s age is usually by looking at their skin?
3. Every minute, our skin sheds over 30,000 dead cells?  😷
4. Vitamins A, D, C, and E are all needed for healthy skin?

My point being that although often taken for granted, our skin is one of the most important elements in our body life. We can change our clothes, our hair, or our nails, but our skin is something that stays with us our whole life; we are born with it, and we die with it.

So suffice it to say….it’s important we look after it.

You know when people say “What’s the first thing you notice in someone?” the usual response is “their eyes” or “their smile”, and while those are two prominent features in people’s faces, I always notice someone’s skin (and hair!!) first. In my eyes, as pretty as someone’s smile might be, and as tall as they are, if their skin is untreated or unkempt, the other (potentially G-O-R-G-E) features just get concealed and don’t shine the way they should!

We all go through that awkward acne-prone skin phase, but once that is overcome (hallelujah) and you more or less know your skin type, it is relatively easy to keep it beautiful and flawless.

A lot of people have been complimenting me on my skin and asking me about my skincare routine, so today I decided to share with you the 9 simple steps  I take in order to keep my skin flawless!

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Step 1: Eye make-up remover

Whenever I put make-up on, I always make sure I remove eye-make up before washing my face because it tends to be harder to wash out. Right now, I’m using Garnier Express 2in1. I’ve used more expensive brands in the past, but I find this one removes make-up really efficiently due to its biphasic nature, and does not harass my eyes. In addition, it does not leave my eyes greasy, and contains arginine (a protein important for eyelash care).

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