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How Much Skin Care Product To Use: Are You Applying The Right Amount?

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Wondering how much skin care product to use for each step? Size matters when it comes to skin care, and one drop versus a small amount can make a big difference in how effective your routine is. If you apply too little of the product, you may not be able to reap its full benefits. If you apply too much, you run the risk of irritating or overloading your skin. The trick is to find a happy medium. Read our guide to using skin care products properly.

cleanser | toner | essence | exfoliant | face masks and treatments | serum, oil or concentrate | Face and body moisturizers | eye cream | SPF | When should you take care of your skin?

Amount of skin care products used

One of the most common skin care mistakes is applying too much product. It is important to keep in mind that they are highly concentrated, especially when using professional skin care products. This means you need to use even smaller amounts to realize its full benefits. Follow the guide below for proper application amount.

cleanser

blueberry sized amount

Over time, using too much cleanser (or washing too often) can compromise your skin’s moisture barrier. This disrupts your skin’s natural ability to maintain moisture and balance, leaving you with dry, irritated skin. On the other hand, if you use too little facial cleanser, you won’t be able to thoroughly remove dirt. When dirt and debris remain, pores become clogged, It causes breakouts.

We recommend using a blueberry-sized amount of your favorite cleanser to remove buildup and keep your skin’s moisture barrier intact. For example, use Stone Crop Gel Wash to cleanse. It contains botanical extracts that improve the appearance of your skin and minimize the appearance of age spots. Be kind to your skin by following our cleansing tips. Use lukewarm water and avoid rubbing your skin too hard.

toner

three spritzes

The toner completes the cleansing process and prepares your skin for the rest of your routine. These quickly absorbing mist removes lingering impurities and provides skin with much-needed moisture and hydration. eminence organic lead skin care trainer Natalie Parger Toning is referred to as the “conditioning” step of your skin care routine. Balances the skin and provides a base layer of hydration. This allows your skin to better absorb subsequent skin care products.

Use toner in the morning and evening, immediately after washing your face. Spritz the toner directly onto your skin three times. Alternatively, dampen a cotton ball and gently apply toner all over your face and neck.

Pro tip: Apply toner while your skin is still slightly damp. This allows the active ingredients to be absorbed more efficiently.

essence

blueberry sized amount

Essences can be used after cleansing, toning, and even before finishing products. Essences help prepare your skin for all the additional products you’ll use afterwards. Packed with beneficial ingredients, our essences are designed to help your skin look more hydrated and smooth. For example, you can apply: Kombucha Microbiome Balancing Essence is formulated with prebiotics, pro*biotics, and postbiotics to brighten skin. Dispense a blueberry-sized amount of essence onto your hands or cotton pad. Apply by pressing into the skin until completely absorbed and leave on.

exfoliant

raspberry-sized amount

Exfoliating regularly is an essential part of a healthy skin care routine. Skin turnover occurs naturally, but it can get bogged down by oil, dead skin cells, and impurities that build up on the surface. Exfoliation promotes skin cell turnover by sloughing off dead skin and paving the way for new skin cells to rise to the surface.

I agree that exfoliation plays a huge role in skin health, but it’s easy to overdo it. Exfoliating too often or using abrasive products can do more harm than good.gently and effectively To exfoliate your skin, we recommend the following:

  • Powder exfoliant: For powdered exfoliants like Strawberry Rhubarb Dermafoliant, shake a raspberry-sized amount into the palm of your hand three times. Add a few drops of water and gently massage the paste into your skin. Please wash thoroughly.
  • Exfoliating Peel: Apply a raspberry-sized amount (or 1-2 pumps) of exfoliating solution onto a cotton ball. Apply in a circular motion over your face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Leave it alone.

face masks and treatments

A cherry-sized amount on the face and neck

Masking is one of the best ways to give your skin instant relief. Face masks contain concentrated amounts of vitamins and nutritious ingredients and are delivered in an occlusive format, allowing them to be absorbed more efficiently. There’s a mask to suit every skin type and skin concern. All skin types benefit from hydration. Strawberry Rhubarb Mask does just that. Contains a botanical hyaluronic acid complex that deeply moisturizes, smoothes and plumps the skin, minimizing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

When it comes to using face masks, less is more. Natalie recommends applying a pantyhose-thin layer all over your face or neck. Simply take a cherry-sized amount of the mask and emulsify it with a few drops of water. Apply evenly and let dry for 5-10 minutes. Gently remove with lukewarm water. The mask that Natalie recommends the most is the Citrus & Kale Potent C+E Mask. This is a refreshing mask containing a blend of citrus, leafy greens, and avocado oils to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

serum, oil or concentrate

Pea-sized amount or 2-3 drops

Then, A little goes a long way with oils, serums, and concentrates. These powerful formulas contain concentrated amounts of active ingredients that enhance the skin’s overall health and target specific skin concerns and conditions. These can be used individually or stacked to enhance benefits and tackle multiple problems at once.

Because it is highly concentrated, you only need to use a small amount of oil, serum, or concentrate to experience its full benefits. For serums or oils, he recommends pressing 3 drops onto clean skin. One powerful moisturizer for your skin is Strawberry Rhubarb Hyaluronic Acid Serum. Apply a thin layer all over your face or apply to desired areas 1-3 times a day for a youthful glow.

For concentrated liquids like Mangosteen Daily Resurfacing Concentrate or Bamboo Firming Fluid (which has a lotion-like texture), less is more. For best results, just use the pump once or twice.

Face and body moisturizers

Blueberry size perfect for your face
A cherry-sized amount in the main body

We can all be a little pressured when it comes to applying moisturizer, but more isn’t always better. Applying too much moisturizer can actually limit your skin’s ability to properly absorb beneficial ingredients and cause the product to build up on the skin’s surface. The result is clogged pores and dull skin.

For facial skin care, get the most out of your moisturizer by applying a blueberry-sized amount to your face, neck, and décolletage. Start at your chest and move gently upwards toward your hairline. This action increases blood circulation and gives your skin a healthy glow.you might enjoy it Strawberry Rhubarb Hyaluronic Acid Hydrator is a lightweight vegan gel cream that transforms the appearance of dull skin into a youthful glow. Natalie recommends Farm Skin Acai Moisturizer with botanical hyaluronic acid to plump and nourish your skin.

When it comes to body care, applying a cherry-sized amount of moisturizer can improve dryness on all parts of your body. Apply it on your legs, arms, hands, neck, elbows, and stomach. I get the idea. Strawberry Rhubarb Hyaluronic Acid Body Lotion is a delicious option that instantly hydrates skin from head to toe thanks to aloe, panthenol, and a botanical hyaluronic acid complex that moisturizes and keeps skin hydrated.

eye cream

Amount of rice grains per eye

The area around the eyes is the thinnest and most vulnerable area of ​​the face. This can quickly lead to dryness, dark circles, puffiness, and visible signs of aging. Enriched with vitamins and nutritious ingredients, eye cream moisturizes and soothes dry skin and reduces the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and dark circles under the eyes.

This delicate area must be handled with care. When applying eye cream, apply a pea-sized amount to the entire eye area. We recommend taking one pump of your favorite eye cream and dabbing it onto the skin around both eyes, being careful not to pull or stretch it.

Watch this video from Natalie to learn the proper technique.

SPF

pea-sized amount
Radiant Protection SPF Fluid 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon

Applying sunscreen is non-negotiable. Adequate sunscreen is important to protect your skin from irreversible sun damage. Whether you choose a physical (mineral) or chemical sunscreen, this is an essential skin care step to protect your skin from the drying and aging effects of UV exposure. But how much sunscreen is enough? A pea-sized amount of all-mineral SPF moisturizer covers both your face and neck. When it comes to us, We recommend using 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of Radiant Protection SPF Fluid. To learn more, watch Natalie demonstrate the right amount of products to use in your daily life.

When should you take care of your skin?

When taking care of your skin, it’s just as important as the amount of products you use. Although most skin care products should be applied both in the morning and at night, there are also weekly or monthly treatments that can be added to enhance your daily skin care routine. Here is a guide on what to apply in the following cases:

daily (morning and evening)

  • cleanser
  • toner
  • Serum/Oil/Concentrate
  • moisturizer
  • eye cream
  • SPF
  • Weekly (1-2 times)
  • Exfoliation (after toning)
  • Mask (after toning and/or exfoliation)

Monthly/Seasonally

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This article was originally written in October 2016.

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