Jules’ Skincare Tips for Healthy Skin

I got into skincare during the pandemic in 2020, but when I moved countries in 2022, I had access to a wider range of products, and ever since then I have been preaching the gospel of skincare. I have sensitive skin so I focus more on my face because my body care requires a whole new routine. I will be sharing tips for healthy skin, as one who has taken the time to read and research and practise what I preach.

Stop popping your pimples.

Stop allowing others to touch your face; don’t touch your face with a dirty hands.

Don’t use the same towel for your body and your face.

Change your pillowcase at least thrice a week.

Wash your hands before you wash your face

Start using retinol in your early/mid-20s.

Don’t ever go to bed with makeup or sunscreen on your face.

expensive does not always mean effective

Good vitamin C might not always be cheap.

Don’t take advice from skincare influencers except if you want to see how it feels on the skin (Consistency and all). Always consult a dermatologist first.

Less is always more in skin care, except you are hydrating your skin. 

You do not need all the skin care in the world. Beware of over consumption

 tretinoin is not always bad.

In skincare, you can’t do without gaining knowledge by reading and watching videos

Don’t listen to only skin care influencers on social media; listen to board-certified dermatologists, especially those with your kind of skin tone.

There is no separate skin care for light-skinned and dark-skinned people

Any skincare that claims to whiten your skin is rubbish; run oo

For dry skin in winter, you don’t have to wash your face in the morning; you can rinse your face and start your routine.

For oily skin or regular make-up girlies, double cleansing is a lifesaver.

listen to your skin, If your skin reacts to any product, like vitamin C or niacinamide take it out and look for alternatives, for retinol, or exfoliants, look for smaller concentrations. 

No single product can cure your hyperpigmentation.

consistency is key; to make it a lifestyle

Acne-prone skin must continue to use acne fighting ingredients even when they don’t have acne

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