The ultimate glass skin tip skincare routines are important.
A lot of people like the look of what they call glass skin.
That's a clear, sometimes shiny look, you can reduce it to a light
sheen, but the glass skin is in for many cultures, especially overseas.
Before we get to my tip.
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I'm going to take you through a couple of products that you can
use to get that ultimate finishing.
Look, when I say finishing it's because I learned many years
ago, it's what the stars do.
What Hollywood does anyone on camera just before going on camera and I'm
not talking about the makeup part.
But skincare to reduce the fine lines, to help with light reflection and to give
that perfectly smooth service because when light reflects off something, if
it's irregular, even a brown spot, rough skin, anything that reflects the light
back irregularly will look non glass skin.
It will look irregular.
It will look non-uniform.
So the number one tip before the skin care tip, I'm going to tell you.
Take care of your skin, avoid too much sun exposure.
You want to resurface a little bit, whatever that means for you.
Micro needling, chemical peels.
I like fractionated R F those types of things.
That helped smooth the skin reduce brown spots.
Reds IPL would be another good one.
When I'm thinking about reds, I go to IPL, but IPL also helps with brown spots.
It just doesn't help with the surface fractionated RF.
Wouldn't be better.
So let's say you've taken care of those issues.
The skin's fairly uniform.
Now you can go to the final glass skin care tip, and here's what it is.
The first.
Cleanse the face with a non drying cleanser.
Wouldn't be your salycilic in this case, but more towards a lipid cleanser.
I have one on my site.
The MTI is one comes to mind.
It doesn't have to be a fancy cleanser for this step, but cleanse the face in
the key point of me mentioning that.
I want you to keep it moist.
So don't get all the water off.
You can pat it dry a little bit, but your first steps after cleansing
has to be application of a serum.
They have a couple choices here.
Hyaluronic acid serum or vitamin C serum is a good choice, highly ironic
because there's moisture on the skin.
Hyaluronic acid draws water, but it needs a barrier thereafter.
And moisture with it.
Thus, it makes sense to use a hyaluronic acid serum.
And now here is the key step to the ultimate glass skin.
After that you need to put a barrier moisturizer on.
So there's I think two good options.
I think number one is for those that like Sarah minds, I did a video unsterile.
Sarah.
My slides are a class of fatty acids called lipids, and they're
often found in moisturizers to help the protective barrier.
I prefer my ultra moisture product.
It's a blend of oils, such as grape seed oil, sunflower oil, your hobo oil,
vitamin E many nourishing antioxidants.
But I think either of those two are good.
There's no ceramides in my ultra moisture.
So it'd be like a ceremony.
Uh, I'll put a couple in the link below, but they both hold moisture and they
both get rid of fine lines and they're both fairly inexpensive and those
products will last you a long time.
So by cleansing the skin, keeping a moist, using a hyaluronic acid serum, and then
your final finishing cream, something like the two I mentioned gives you that per.
Finished glass skin.
Look, I want to know from you, what's your number one tip for beautiful glass skin.
Stay tuned here.
Keep your skin and body beautiful, healthy, and vibrant.