Always wear a moisturized sunscreen when outdoors, winter and summer. The sun's rays can burn you even if the air feels cool, and sunlight reflected off water or snow can be particularly powerful.
- No matter what your skin type is, use a protective sunscreen when you are in the sun; don't expose your skin for more than 15 minutes. Don't forget to use sunscreen on your face and the back of your hands because these are constantly exposed to the sun's rays.
Always remove your makeup before going to bed.
Wash your face with facial cleansers twice a day.
If you usually wear makeup, give your skin a chance to breathe one day a week by going without.
If your face tends to be puffy in the mornings, keep skin freshener, astringent, and cotton pads for your eyelids in the refrigerator for a quick pick-me-up.
- Use a humidifier to lessen the drying effects of indoor heat on your skin in the winter.
Take baths in the evening to avoid exposing your skin immediately to outdoor air.
Exfoliate your skin at least once a week to remove dead cells.
Moisturize your skin before going to bed.
Apply masks once a week to improve your skin's texture.
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