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[everettspencerwilliams]

Everett Williams for Boscia body

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[makeuptips-]

Acne Cleansing Tips Best Cleansers for Acne

Skin with acne requires a special type of attention, whether your acne is caused by hormones, diet, genetics, makeup (or wearing a mask!) acne can be a stubborn skin concern. Cleansing is an essential step to help reduce acne, but it's not as simple as washing your face with a cleanser and some water. From scrubs to acids, and the double cleansing method; when it comes to acne, cleansing the skin is important.

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Skip Scrubs

Scrubs which exfoliate and remove dead skin cells can seem like a good thing for those with acne and blemish prone skin, but they can often do more harm than good. If you have prominent acne on your skin, it’s best to avoid cleansers containing scrub ingredients (such as beads, coffee granules or other coarse ingredients).These ingredients can irritate & disturb acne, causing bacteria to spread over the skin and become pushed deep into the pores. Instead, opt for a chemical based exfoliant containing enzymes and acids such as AHA (alpha hydroxy acids) and BHA (beta hydroxy acids).

PHOTO: EVANGELINE SARNEY

Incorporate Acids

Saliyicic acid a BHA (beta hydroxy acids) glycolic acid an AHA (alpha hydroxy acids) and other ingredients in this acid category work to exfoliate skin and lift away dead skin cells. Salicylic acid is an intense treatment which dissolves oils and works to deeply clean pores, making it perfect for those with acne. Other ingredients providing similar benefits include witch-hazel, and tea-tree oil, both of which have anti-bacterial properties. Low concentration AHA’s & BHA’s are a gentler alternative which are best suited for acne-prone skin and keeping acne at bay.  Choosing a cleanser which incorporates these ingredients can assist in clearing up acne and preventing future breakouts.

Avoid Harsh and Drying Cleansers

Many foaming and cleansing gels can be fantastic for oily, congested, and acne-prone skin, but be sure to inspect the ingredient lists. Some cleansers geared towards oilier skin types can be loaded with harsh chemicals and surfactants which strip skin of natural oils. When a cleanser strips skin of its natural oils, it often results in a "over drive" process occuring. When this happens, the skin over produces oil to compensate for any natural oils which have been stripped away (thus creating more acne!) Instead try a gentle cleansing gel, and avoid soap-based cleansers, notably those with a high concentration of sulfates.

 PHOTO: EVANGELINE SARNEY

Double Cleanse

Double cleansing is one of the best things you can do for your skin, regardless of your skin type or condition. If you regularly wear makeup it’s incredibly beneficial to first cleanse with a cleansing oil, balm, or gel. The first cleanse in your skin care routine will break up heavy makeup. If you have oily and congested skin don’t be afraid of cleansing oils. The simple rule of science (oil is attracted to oil) can actually regulate oil production, helping to reduce excess oil and acne.

PHOTO: EVANGELINE SARNEY

Finish with a Micellar Water

For the second step in your cleansing routine, a micellar water is undoubtedly one of the best products you can use. With specialized technology, micellar waters contain special micelles which become like a “magnet” for makeup, oils, and dirt. Even after you’ve already cleansed your skin, you are likely to be surprised by the amount of left-over makeup a micellar water can remove from the skin. It’s important to note you must use a cotton fibre to apply and cleanse with micellar water for the best results. Micellar water also has the added benefit of toning the skin and regulating the pH balance to ensure skin is at optimal health.

 RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS

La Roche-Posay Effaclar Micro-Peeling Purifying Gel (contains Salicylic Acid)

Caudalie VinoPure Purifying Gel Cleanser (contains Salicylic Acid)

Murad Blemish Control Clarifying Cleanser (contains Salicylic Acid)

Weleda Blemished Skin Purifying Gel Cleanser (contains Willow Bark)

Tata Harper Nourishing Oil Cleanser

Boscia MakeUp BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil

Bioderma Sebium h2o Purifying Cleansing Micelle Solution Micellar Water

Avene Cleanance Micellar Water

[heavensenth3llbent]

Boscia

[trendmood1]

Last items #REVEALED 🚨2 more NEW products!! 😻 are coming to our @trendmood.box 🙀😱🙌🏼 Adding some love to your skin 2 New #Serums by @Boscia 🙌🏼 : 1. Vitamin C with Caviar Lime Booster Serum - Your daily dose of a powerful 10% Vitamin C Complex works to effectively brighten and reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation. Native to the Australian Rainforest, Caviar Lime helps to smooth and even out skin tone for a healthy-looking glow $46 • Contains 10% Vitamin C Complex • Evens skin tone and brightens • Natural AHA’s gently exfoliate skin for natural, glowing complexion • Improves skin texture • Reduces fine lines and wrinkles the benefits • 10% Vitamin C Complex: 10% 3-O-Ethyl How to use: Use daily 2-3 pumps to clean, dry skin and neck area. Follow with your SPF if you apply in the AM. . 2. Vitamin B12 Hydration Booster Serum - Intensely hydrating, perfectly pink Vitamin B12 is infused with moisture rich oils like Apricot Kernel Oil and Sweet Almond Oil to help smooth, revitalize the look of skin and improve tone and texture. A robust dual-part 70% oil to 30% water ratio formula provides deep down nourishment and long-lasting hydration for a complexion that looks radiant and healthy $46 . • Intensely hydrates (instantly and long term) • Smooths and softens skin • Improves skin texture • Revitalizes and plumps • Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles • Dual phase formula – 70:30% Oil to Water Ratio makes for unique texture and experience. Formula intensely nourishes without greasy after feel. • Pink phase is Vitamin B12 – no colorants added . How to use: Shake before use to allow the dual-part to blend. Apply 2-3 pumps to clean, dry skin and neck area Use AM and PM . Will be available ➡️ FEBRUARY online @trendmood.box Vol.3 *Free Shipping Don’t forget to sign up for early access LINK 👉🏼 BIO Both serums: February 23rd online #Ulta Vitamin B12 serum: February 25th online #Sephora . . Who is getting Vol.3? 🙋🏼‍♀️💜XO #Trendmood #boscia . . #makeup #beauty #bbloggers #beautyblogger #makeupoftheday #motd #makeupoftheday #mua #ilovemakeup https://www.instagram.com/p/B8UJNSvh3oW/?igshid=d8iultlg865s

[sierradorotheia]

Boscia Baby Soft Foot Peel , $26

My feet have been drier than the Sahara desert since we got back from Arizona, no matter how often I slather it with foot cream every night I’ve heard about this foot peel from Justin’s mom and she said it worked wonders for her- so I decided to give it a shot. It actually took me a few weeks after my purchase to finally try it on as it requires to be left on for up to 90 minutes, with limited mobility in the process. After taking a shower, I put these booties on and found a 90-minute movie to watch on Netflix. I should have made sure to have my wine and snacks within arm’s reach as walking proved to be difficult (go figure!). 90 minutes later, I washed my feet with warm water and pat-dried. I waited for the peeling to commence, which the package said would take about 5-10 days.

During the first three days, the peeling did not start yet but I felt extreme dryness on my feet and my fingertips (assuming it’s because it touched my fingertips while I was situating the booties). I refrained from applying foot cream as I would like to see how well this product works on its own- but I felt miserable in the next few days that followed. My feet were SO dry and crackly (as my boyfriend described it, verbatim) and I can tell the peeling was about to start. When it did, I was shredding (skin- ew) everywhere like a snake and I was definitely leaving DNA trails at home, at work, and at the gym. I thought the peeling process would be painful but thankfully it wasn’t- only it was really gross and it was so hard to resist not picking it out.

On the 7th day, it’s still peeling albeit not as much, and I can definitely feel parts of my feet being extremely soft, and I was looking forward to seeing what the heels would feel like after all is said and done.

The whole peeling/recovery process took about 11 days. Right now I can attest that yes, my feet is dramatically soft like a baby’s feet, and am now in the process of determining how long the softness will last, as it is officially sandals/flip-flops season and I intend to expose my feet as much as I could.

For the hefty price tag and 11 days (maybe it’ll be shorter and more bearable the next time around?), I am still on the fence whether I’d repurchase this product. This is definitely not something you would use regularly as it is very drying; but if the softness lasts me a reasonable amount (perhaps up to 3 months, without using anything else), it might just be worth it.

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[vintagechic86]

It's a scrubs, masks, and creams kind of night 😉👍🏻 • • • #skincare #beauty #moisturizer #lipcare #facemask #eyecream #olehenriksen #tartecosmetics #tarte #laneige #jeffreestarcosmetics #juicebeauty #dior #diorbeauty #diorbeautylovers #boscia #dermae #soldejaneiro #bumbumcream #velourlipscrub #facecream #antiaging #hydralife #diorskincare #oleglow #bodycream #sephora #lipscrub #glowingskin https://www.instagram.com/p/Br6kw03hC5t/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1u8lksprrl2ph

[buummblebreee]

I was gonna write a caption that says “not shown: the utter sadness that has taken over my heart” but that sounds way too fucking depressing pero like it’s true lmao