Due to the global pandemic, people are forced to stay indoors to keep themselves safe from the virus. Many companies and employees are also forced to enforce a work-from-home set-up to continue their business to keep everyone safe. With the stress of the current situation, many people experience various skin problems. Here are some of the most common skin problems people are having during quarantine: 

Over the past few years, the demand for Korean beauty has skyrocketed, with people around the world becoming more interested in K-beauty’s high-quality products. This has been partly due to the help of the new global sensation of K-Pop.

While there are certain things that you should be doing for your skin no matter the time of year, summer brings with it a whole new set of challenges. The higher heat and humidity means that breakouts will be on the rise, while increased exposure to UV rays causes everything from dark spots to wrinkles, not to mention sunburns and skin cancers. To prevent your skin from putting a stop to your summer fun, these are the skincare tips you need to be following.

Once upon a time, you entered a store dedicated to beauty products so that you could find an exceptional beauty cream—one targeted to your concerns. You felt hopeful at first, but the feeling was fleeting as you stared down rows of products that all started to look and sound the same. You probably purchased one but weren’t entirely sure it was what you needed, but you drove all that way so why not?

Aging is probably one of the biggest taboos in the beauty industry, especially for women. It comes as no surprise that many people still look at various skin treatments that can help reverse signs of aging as unnatural and wrong. However, times are slowly changing, and the subject is being slowly destigmatized. Various amazing procedures that have emerged are helping make this happen, and matrix PDO threads are among them.

Glowing skin is arguably the best skin condition achievable by humans. But “how to get glowing skin?” is not an easy question to answer since each person has their own skin problems to deal with.

DO YOU REALLY NEED A NIGHT CREAM?

Having healthy looking and ageless skin, free of skin concerns like hyperpigmentation and fine lines as well as wrinkles is a goal for many of us. Although, out of the multitude of skincare products that help combat the signs of aging, a night cream is often considered something extra, for people in and around their mid-thirties they might have reached an age where it has become a necessity. The reason a specific cream is supposed to be used at night is in the day time, your skin is busy playing defense against environmental stress from the likes of UV radiation from the sun and pollution. At night, especially when you are sleeping is the time when your skin is able to regenerate, hence why it might be a good idea to invest in a night cream.  A good night cream can help boost cell regeneration, increase the skin’s hydration levels as well as help fight damage from the environmental stress of the day.

The market is full of various types of skincare products. Are you struggling to choose the right one? It’s obvious you’ll get confused as they all demand to cure your skin problems in one go. But is that possible?

We are slowly but surely steering away from artificial/synthetic ingredients such as parabens, harmful chemicals, petroleum, or dyes and choosing skincare products with natural and organic ingredients, which are better for the skin. As consumers, we try to empower ourselves and take our health into our own hands. Given the increasing demand for natural beauty products, much attention is now paid to marijuana. Its increase in skincare products is set to revolutionize the beauty industry, and many have been quick to adopt cosmetics containing cannabis. There are various marijuana-infused topicals like creams, balms, oils, shaves, and lotions.

For clear, acne-free skin, you are willing to do a lot. You buy creams, moisturizers, and expensive cleansers and closely follow all new skincare trends. But as it happens, that may not even be necessary. In fact, something as simple as drinking tea can greatly improve your skin health.