
Skincare ingredients explained:Often we think that not knowing what products have to be used for facial care. But dermatologists say that some special ingredients (ingredients) can do magic in your skincare routine, provided they are used correctly. Here here 5 such essential ingredients are told, which experts include in their advice, and the correct rules of using them are also explained:
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Retinol (Retinol – A form of vitamin A):
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Benefits: It is extremely effective for anti-aging (reducing aging marks), acne and improving skin tone. It also helps to increase collagen and tighten the skin.
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Method of use: Use retinol at night as it can make the skin sensitive to sunlight. Initially apply only 2-3 times a week, so that the skin gets used to it. If burning or crust starts, then reduce the use. After using, apply sunscreen the next day.
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Vitamin C:
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Benefits: It is a powerful antioxidant that protects the skin from free radicals (skin damages). It makes the skin tone shiny, reduces stains and is also helpful in collagen production.
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Method of use: It is best to use vitamin C serum at the time of morning (AM), especially under sunscreen. This will help your skin additional to protect against sunlight. Avoid applying it with retinol or other high acid at night.
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Hyaluronic acid:
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Benefits: It is a magician of providing moisture to your skin. It can absorb a thousand times more water than its volume, which makes the skin look soft, soft and plump (stuffed). It can also reduce fine lines.
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Method of use: The best use of hayluronic acid is to apply it on damp skin. You can apply it before moisturizer. It can be easily used as a serum or with products with other active materials.
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Salicylic acid (salicylic acid – a type of bha):
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Benefits: It is very beneficial for oily skin and acne skin. It goes inside the pores of the skin to clean the dirt, oil and dead skin cells, which reduces pimples and blackheads.
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Method of use: Use it only a few times a week as a cleanser, toner or serum. Excessive use can dry the skin or cause irritation. Avoid using it together with faster exfolists (eg AHA) or retinol until your skin is ready for it.
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Niacinmide (niacinamide – a form of vitamin B3):
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Benefits: This is a multi-tasking ingredient! It reduces skin redness (redness), helps tighten the pores, strengthens the skin barrier and controls oil production.
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Method of use: Niasinmide is very soft and can be used with almost any other skincare product in the morning or night. It is safe for most skin types.
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Dermatologists recommend that any new product be included in your routine before adding the patch test and take care if your skin is sensitive. The correct use of the right ingredients is the key to keeping the skin healthy and young!
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