We can all get stuck in a skincare rut, where we rely on the same old beliefs about skin and the same old products without really trying to discover what actually works.
I’ve been using the same moisturiser for years without much thought. I’m experimental when it comes to cosmetics but not when it comes to skincare products.
It was just recently that I discovered Dr. LeWinn’s Line Smoothing Complex S8 Hydrating Day Cream and decided to give it a go. I’ve always thought of Dr. LeWinn’s as an anti-ageing range for older women and figured I’d use it much later in life. But what I forgot is that I need to prevent ageing as much as I need to minimise the signs of ageing.
So I put it on after using my usual cleanser and my skin just drank it all in. It’s so light and absorbed so quickly. My skin obviously needed something more effective and this really hit the mark.
I’m so glad I discovered this product. It’s worth trying out something new to see what works for you. Instead of relying on the same old products and the same old skincare beliefs, find out the truth and find out what your skin really needs.
Here are six skin care myths I have managed to debunk, with brilliant results. Most of you will have heard of these and you may still believe them to be true. Well, I’ve checked with the experts and not only have I found out which ones aren’t true, I’ve found out why.
Just as an FYI, you should know that this post is an advertorial for Dr LeWinn’s. But all opinions expressed by the author are 100% authentic and written in her own words.
1. Scrubbing your face will remove acne.
Acne is genetic and hormonal and there’s not much you can do about break-outs when they happen. You can minimise them and manage them, but if your skin tends to come up with blemishes, it’s going to come up with blemishes, no matter what you eat or how much water you drink.
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A couple of others: fragrance isn't skin care - just because something smells great, doesn't mean it is good for your skin (hello lavender and orange oil) and jar-packaging means the active ingredients in products will oxidise much more quickly, so go with tubes where possible.