• SPF is must in every skin care routine it is our skin daily nutrition which it needs it plays as important part as moisturizer in our day to day basis.
• taking care of hair scalp also plays great role in condition of your skin cause if you have dandruff it will cause more breakouts and small bumps.
• using natural products like tea tree oil, gramflour mask and turmeric works best.

• dust is also an very imp thing which harms our skin and unbalances our ph balance of skin causing more oily skin and even acne.
• every one should have at least 3 step skincare routine .
• cleansing
• toning
• moisturizing
• this summer ice is a must after coming from a burning and hectic day using ice cube on it really refreshes skin and improves blood flow
• at night time for pampering us a sheet mask or homemade mask can really help
• it usually takes 3-5 days for any pimple to remove but it leave a bad dark spot .to treat the spot after breakout there’s my small tip use potato juice and apply on affected area.
• it is very important to take a balance diet to maintain skin glow and eating alot of greens would defenietly help .
• having sheduled meals is also important for our skin and water is litreally very essential each day every one should have 9-12 cups of water.
• if you think you’re getting way too much acne don’t worry it is normal and you don’t have to spent a lot of money on treatments changing our habits and being physically fit and mentally happy can work as a medicine just give it some time and positivity is the key!!!
• making a daily workout routine is a must!!! everyone should have a routine if you don’t have you should make it asap we should workout 3 times a week to maintain our body and consistency is the key.
• petroleum jelly is must in every skin care routine and it is really helpful in taking off makeup without any hustle
• after exfoliating skin always use ice to close the open pore , to treat blackheads mix gramflour with some gelatin put it as a mask on face and peel it off use as a homemade peel off mask
• use coconut oil,hazel oil and aloe vera at night for glowing skin and massaging your face with essential oil.
• mix your foundation with your daily moisturizer for glowing and poppin skin
• always wash pillow cover weekly because the dust and germs in pillow can cause more acne.
• don’t touch your face constantly and clean your phone to stay away from germs for pure healthier skin.
• get atleast 8 hours of beauty sleep and taking nap breaks is also good for your skin.
• try some good eye cream out make your eyes beautiful and attractive.
• drinking green tea is also very effective to make skin clearer and glowing.
• cleaning makeup brushes time to time is also very important.
• avoid overloading makeup can make skin condition worse.
• always take multivitamin or biotin supplement for healthy skin and hair.
• always keep spray bottle to use whenever your skin feels dehydrated.
• to make a hydrating spray in a water bottle cut lemon, mint,aloevera and mix it
• you should always make sure to use any product even moisturizer use it on the basis of your skin type if it doesn’t matches your skin type it can cause breakout .

you should always have faith in nature it might takes some time but the results can blow

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