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Dec 22, 2011

Dermatologist makes healthy skin recommendations


RX for Brown Skin for African American skin care products

Knowing what to do to keep skin healthy isn't always easy, especially when there are so many different theories out there about what's good for the complexion and what isn't. Recently, Financial.com spoke to dermatologists about how your African American skin care product and other cosmetics can work with your skin to not only make it look clearer, but also be healthier.


The first recommendation the experts made is that when it comes to skin care products, you can't be cheap, as low quality products will have low quality ingredients as well, such as chemicals that will dry out your skin.


Next, the skin care professionals reminded readers that the best products can help make oily skin dry, and give dry skin extra moisture, but only if you make sure to wash your makeup off at the end of each day.


Going to sleep with makeup on is one of the worst makeup-related habits. Skin gets coated with a daily blend of environmental debris every day. Can you imagine how your skin suffocates under this “coat”? If you do not wash your face every evening, your pores will suffer," said dermatologist Nino Lomsadze, quoted by the news source.


The Mayo Clinic suggests cleaning makeup brushes and applicators with soapy water to ensure that you aren't using bacteria-laden instruments on your skin.  

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