Maddy Kaur Having tried many of the products, been in attendance at the brand launch, and having worked with some of the most esteemed name in the beauty industry, I have come to find out one thing, which is incontrovertible, and that is, ingredients are everything as opposed to packaging, price or prestige. The beauty skincare market is confusing and noisy. Today, therefore, I am slicing through it all and telling you what ingredients I myself can count on and never give up.
Hyaluronic Acid Always
There is nothing that hydrates the skin better than the other thing. I use hyaluronic acid on my moist skin, no less than fifty times a day, in the morning and evening. It hydrates, flattens and makes my skin appear truly dew-skinned throughout the day.
Niacinamide for Everything
Lightening, pores slimming, oil regulation and fortification of the barriers all in a single ingredient. Niacinamide is the most industrious of my complete routine and it performs excellently on all the types of skin a person can have.
Vitamin C in the Morning
A consistent Vitamin C serum every morning will ensure no environmental damage, a dark spot fades away slowly and that natural glow of light you cannot get without a highlighter.
Retinol at Night
The diamond standard of anti aging skincare. I began to gradually use retinol and the outcomes in the long run are incredible, the skin has become much smoother, polished in pores cured out and the skin appears ten years younger every morning I wake up.
Ceramide Repair All.
As soon as my skin barrier is injured, inflamed, or sensitive, I use ceramides. They recycle the skin barrier quicker than any other product that I have made a habit of using in my daily activities.
SPF Is Non Negotiable
The sun is inevitable in living in Dubai. The most crucial aspect of anti aging is wearing SPF 50 in every single day, be it in indoors or outdoor environment.
Peptides for Firmness
Peptides communicate to your skin to increase the production of collagen in the body. I have introduced them into my evening habit two years ago and the change in the skin firming has been truly impressive and observable.
Squalane for Dryness
Heavy weight, non comedogenic and exceptionally moisturizing – squalane is my sweat during the days when my skin is tight and hopelessly dry. A drop or two added into moisturizer makes everything different in one whole night.
AHAs for Glow
There should be a low-potency glycolic or lactic acid exfoliant, twice a week, to exfoliate any dull skin cells or lactic acid and leave the skin, underneath, bright and smooth. The most common step that is overlooked by the majority and should be undertaken by everyone is regular exfoliation.
Less Is Always More
The biggest skincare lesson that I have learnt is that a simple routine done on a daily basis will outperform a ten-complicated routine ten times. Find you the good stuff, use her peel, and leave her alone.
