5 Skincare rules women should be following in their 30s

posted by Amrita Vajpayee | June 2, 2020 | In Beauty, Skin | No Comments

Aging does have an impact on our body as well as skin. And today we have for you 5 skincare rules that you should be following in your 30’s. These are the years when our skin does start to show aging signs. One can control these early signs with a proper skin care regimen. You need to hydrate and protect the skin well, and here are 5 skincare rules that you can follow now!

1. Use a gentle face wash:

There are a lot of face washes in the market today that can be harsh for the skin. These tend to strip natural oils of the skin and make it dry. So if your face feels tight after you wash your face, it’s time to make a change. Use a gentle face wash to make sure the skin is clean and soft.

2. Start using serums:

Just a moisturizer is not enough anymore. You have to use serums with active ingredients and will suit your skin type and concern. One can go for Vitamin C serums that help with skin brightening. Or go with a Retinol serum that targets pigmentation. Make sure you include a serum in night time skincare routine.

3. Hydrating toners are a good investment:

The skin tends to get drier with age. So invest in a good quality hydrating toner. Check the ingredient list for alcohol, as you don’t want it in your toner. A good toner can balance the ph level of the skin and minimize the pores. Also, try and avoid one with any fragrance as its unnecessary in skincare and can be irritating to the skin.

4. Night Creams:

Indulging in a good night time skincare regimen is the best way for making sure your skin stays healthy. A good night cream will help with skin regeneration while you are sleeping. Having a serum before your night cream will give the skin all of the hydration that it needs.

5. Sunscreen is a must:

In case you still don’t use it and have been living under a rock please use a good sunscreen from now. This is one of the best anti-aging products recommended by dermatologists. It not only stops photo-aging but also stops the UV rays that are known carcinogens.