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May 7, 2012

Experts' give skin care routine and makeup ingredient picks


Rx for Brown Skin for African American skin care

 


When it comes to skin care, the best tips come from the experts. Recently, Grazia spoke to a variety of cosmetics experts who had suggestions on how to get a smooth, clear complexion.


First, celebrity facialist Michelle Peck told the news source that during winter, she'll lean toward a thicker moisturizer. In particular, she likes ones that contain hyaluronic acid, an ingredient that can be found in many of the best African American skin care products.


Next, makeup artist Jemma Kidd gave the news source her most basic tips.


"Practicing a good skin care regime is fundamentally important – if you have good skin, you won’t need to wear much makeup, which is a joy.  You don’t need to spend a fortune on expensive products, but do focus on keeping skin moisturized and hydrated, always wear an SPF, take your makeup off at night and treat yourself to occasional facials," said Kidd, quoted by Grazia.


Finally, makeup artist Mel Arter told the news source that people need to let their skin breathe, which means you should always be sure to wash off your cosmetics at night.


Elle Magazine recommends products with green tea and vitamins for their skin-nourishing benefits. 

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