The three basic steps in any skincare routine is "Cleanse, Tone, Moisturise".
We covered Cleansing is aprevious blog post here. So now you've cleansed your face, it's time to apply a toner. But what is a toner? And why do you need one?
Caring for your skin is very important to keep it healthy and glowing. You can take care of your skin by using a good natural cleanser. Below I will go over the importance of thorough cleansing, give you an overview of the different types of cleansers and suitability for different skin types, plus a brief run through of some ingredients to avoid.
The Importance of Cleansing
The single most important step, and first step in your skincare routine is cleansing. Washing your face thoroughly is essential to remove makeup, dirt, grime and other environmental pollutants that come into contact with your skin throughout the day.
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It's fast approaching Black Friday, the crazy time of year when the giants of the retail world offer massive discounts that smaller brands just can't compete with. This leads to consumers rushing to the shops or online to grab themselves a bargain, and a lot of the time, it's purchases that aren't needed. It is estimated that Brits will spend a whopping £4.8 billion on Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, with the average spend per person being £275! The sad thing is, research has shown that up to 80% of Black Friday purchases (mainly electronics and clothing) will end...
