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"Skinimalismā or skin minimalism is taking over. It is about less is more. Buying less, wearing less and using less. The practice of reducing the number of products you use on your face sits within the theory that your skin will then have the ability to repair and rejuvenate your skinās protective barrier on its own with the right amount of care and treatment.Ā The idea stems fromĀ usingĀ much less while each product can be applied for many different applications & uses. As people today are wanting to get as much value out of things while lookingĀ for ways to add to ones life in ways that they will get a great benefit from.
If you are about keeping to a minimal with your skincare routine then follow these general steps to having healthy & nourished skin.Ā Skinimalism is the simple approach to skin care that will give you a healthy, glowing complexion. This refreshing take on beauty might sound trendy, but it's really all about going back to basics. Simplicity is key!
ThisĀ latest beauty trend, is here to save you time, moneyĀ and add tremendous value to your health and life in general. You can probably guess by the name ā a portmanteau of āskinā and āminimalismā ā and isĀ all about simplifying your skin care and building a regimen that helps you achieve healthy, glowing skin with only the necessary amount of products &/or ingredients.
The rise of skinimalism comes from the same sentiment that made no-makeup makeup just as popular as full-faced glamor. The no-makeup makeup trend has been going strong since the mid-2010s, offering a fresh-faced and pared-back look that highlights natural beauty. Along with the popularity of the simplified makeup routine and healthy skin that became a focal point. Soon, skin care saw a boom and by the late 2010s everyone was privy to the aesthetically pleas10-step skin care routine whichĀ was blasted all overĀ over social media and skinfluencers which caused it to go viral, and subsequently sell out.
Having an extensive skin care routine was made desirable not only by beauty brands, but by consumer-driven trends. However, having a whole arsenal of cleansers, toners, exfoliators, serums, moisturizers, face oils and more can overload yourĀ skin, causing a weakened protective barrier, sensitivity and inflammation. In the long term, too many high-strength active ingredients can reallyĀ damage yourĀ skin and make it much more difficult to treat.
This is a marketing genius when it comes to cross selling you more products. The truth is that your skincare only needs a minimal routine which should never ever exceedĀ more than 4Ā daily steps maximum though as for most days you shouldĀ opt for the simple 2-step skincare routine that will not only make your life so much more enjoyable, it will also give you the ability to promoteĀ optimum skin health on its own. In reality, proper skincare is much more than just cleansers and facial serums as it is very important to maintain a healthy diet and stay activeĀ to give your body all the essential nutrients it needs to function at it best.
For those who arenāt sure where toĀ begin,Ā it is best to speak to a holistic skin professionalĀ toĀ come up with the perfectĀ plan for youĀ whileĀ addressing anĀ overall healthy lifestyle.Ā And just because skinimalism uses fewer products, doesnāt mean you need to splurge. āItās best never to judge products by their price tags but instead by their results and the ingredients they have in them.Ā Skinimalismās main goal is to find highly effective products that work for you while giving your skin the ability to promote healthy skin on its own.
As a basic guide, the non-negotiables we prescribe to isĀ toĀ use a cleanser 1-2 times dailyĀ depending on skin type and the days activities one can opt for cleaning with just water at times then use an elixir &/or serum most days though we recommend skipping days weekly. On occasion exfoliant or scrub at a maximum 1-2 times a week especially during the winter months. In theĀ summer it is optional though again it depends mostly on your skin type. We also suggestĀ if your going to be in the sun for a long period of time than use a SPF for the daytime but very sparingly while a toner is optional due to skin typeĀ and condition of your skin as well.Ā
To sum it up, keep in mind simple routines requires that you find products that will multitask, so you will getĀ tremendousĀ benefits from less product application. We suggest identifying what skin concerns you want toĀ treat or prevent while forming a protocol from there. For example if you need correction, for example dark spotsĀ after acne, Take before and after pictures so you can assess progress. Repeat the photosĀ for 4-6Ā weeks, since many issues will takeĀ some timeĀ to seeĀ noticeable improvements. If you donāt see an improvement, consider tweaking your product choicesĀ to come up with the correct protocol. At the same time it is advisable to also look into a proper well balanced dietĀ and come up with an overall regimen that will keep you at yourĀ ultimate health from the inside-out.Ā