Most people don’t take care of their skin the way they should. The good news is that it’s never too late to start using natural cosmetics to rejuvenate tired skin. This is because natural cosmetics contain nutritional ingredients that the skin desperately needs. It’s like food for the skin! Synthetic cosmetics cannot do this. It’s amazing how quickly high-quality natural cosmetics can change the appearance of fine lines and rough skin.

Step 1 Exfoliate

Did you know that there are dead skin cells on your face that clog your pores and make your skin feel rough? These dead skin cells must be removed with a scrub. Exfoliating means you are gently removing them with a facial scrub that contains sand. This is important, because it not only helps your skin to renew itself, but also makes it look better. Basically, you are laying the foundation for whatever cosmetics you are going to apply to this smooth surface. You should exfoliate every week, twice if your skin isn’t super sensitive. If you have super sensitive skin, exfoliate every two weeks. Always moisten your face before applying an exfoliator. Use gentle circular motions. It is important not to rub too hard or too much. Rinse and then dry. But don’t forget to be nice.

Step 2 Clean

Soap can dry out the skin and should not be used on the face. This is because it makes the skin feel tight and dry. Dryness is the first indication that a soap or cleanser is too harsh. Instead, use a gentle, natural cleanser. They contain natural ingredients that rejuvenate and soothe the skin. Avoid using cloths, because washers do not completely rinse out all detergents and fabric softeners. These residual harsh chemicals, even in the smallest amounts, can destroy the skin. Remember, the skin around the eyes is thin and delicate, so don’t pull it.

Question: Are soapy cleansers better for oily skin and creamy ones for dry skin? No, soapy cleansers are harmful to the skin, because Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate or Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES) are too harsh on the skin and often cause dryness, redness, flaking, itching, etc.

Step 3 Moisturize

After scrubbing and cleansing, it’s important to restore natural moisture to the skin to keep it smooth and supple. Moisturize first thing in the morning and before going to sleep. Always give your skin a few minutes to absorb the moisturizer before applying makeup. Especially blushes or powders, because if you don’t, they will streak or look mottled. The eye area is sensitive, the skin is thinner, and it requires a different type of moisturizer. You should only use creams that are for the eyes. Be sure to apply them carefully, not too close to the lashes. You don’t want your lashes to drag your cream into your eyes. This can cause itching and swelling. If you have dry skin, night cream may be beneficial. Why? Because night creams tend to contain a higher concentration of oils. When selecting a cosmetic product, read the label and make sure all the ingredients are natural. Not all natural cosmetics are truly 100% pure.

Step 4 Makeup

Question: Are expensive makeup brushes better than cheap ones? The most expensive brushes you can buy are the cheap ones. The bristles stick out in your face and don’t last. You will end up replacing them often. If you can afford it, invest in some high-quality brushes. You will only need a few. And good brushes will allow you to use your less expensive makeup more effectively. They will also give you the best end result. This is what makeup looks like when applied to the skin. The only thing that women want to achieve is a more natural look. Even if you wear a lot of makeup, you want it to look natural. But if your brushes are hard and rough, then the end result will look hard and rough.

Step 5 Apply makeup: Eyes

If you have deep set eyes you don’t need to apply a lot of eyeshadow, a light brow color is all you need as the structure is already there. Lots of mascara and a very fine eyeliner will complete the look. Along with the structure for deep-set eyes, there is also a natural shadow. That’s why colors like pink, purple, and orange are good for brightening the eyes. People with wide eyes will look great with a smoky neutral shade. A heavier liner will add dimension to the eyes. If you have smaller eyes, you can build a crease to accentuate the lid. Lastly, for large eyes, use a lot of eyeliner on both the inside and outside of the eye. If you are wounded with big beautiful eyes, do not wear shadow and if you must, apply it very lightly.

Step 6 Apply makeup: Cheeks

For those with high cheekbones, place the blush subtly on the back of the cheek, closer to the ear and along the jawline. For those with round faces, use more blush to create a cheekbone. If your face has a long structure, apply the blush very thinly. Too much blush will make people with long faces look like your chin is long.

Step 7 Apply makeup: Lips

If you have thin lips and want them to look fuller, use a lip liner followed by a lighter color. For those of you who want to tone down your lips, wear lots of lip liner and dark colors like a deep burgundy or brown.

Experimenting with cosmetics and natural makeup can be a lot of fun. The best way to achieve your best look is to practice. There is nothing wrong with trying a new brand of natural cosmetics and seeing if it works better for you. Natural cosmetics are undoubtedly healthier for your skin.