The Ordinary’s Experts Taught Us to Build a Skincare Routine
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Treating your hyperpigmentation when you have normal/dry skin can be challenging. Our team of skincare experts have put together a personalised skincare routine using The Ordinary range to help you manage your normal/dry skin and rid you of your pigmentation. This skincare routine will give your skin the drink of water it needs and leave you with smooth, glowing skin.
What is The Ordinary all about?
The Ordinary is a proudly no frills brand which is one of the reasons they can keep their products so affordable. Their products are also made to target certain skin care concerns, so when brought and layered correctly you really get a lot for your money. The below routines are also alcohol free, silicone free, gluten free, nut free, cruelty free and completely vegan.
How to Use The Ordinary Products Together in a Morning Routine for Dry Skin & Pigmentation?
Step 1: Squalane Cleanser
Step 1: Squalane Cleanser
Cleansing is a must you should be cleansing every morning and night. It’s what gives our skin a clear base to start with. is a gentle hydrating cleanser which leaves the skin feeling comfortable and soft. Squalane is known for its anti-inflammatory capabilities.
Step 2: Glycolic Toner
Step 2: Glycolic Toner
contains 7% Glycolic Acid, Amino Acids, Aloe Vera, Ginseng and Tasmanian Pepperberry. It offers mild exfoliation which improves skin radiance, texture and clarity. Use once a day in the morning as a regular part of your routine to see the benefits of radiance boosting, soothing and reduced irritation.
Step 3: Vitamin C Serum
Step 3: Vitamin C Serum
has a high potency of Vitamin C and antioxidants. It’s used to brighten the skin as well as reduce signs of aging. It is a light oil which takes upto 5 seconds to be absorbed into the skin so take a moment to massage it gently into your face, you only need to apply a few drops in the morning and night.
Step 4: Moisturiser
Step 4: Moisturiser
contains hyaluronic acid and amino acids which occur naturally in the skin so this moisturizer helps build upon those natural chemicals. These ingredients strengthen and repair the skin barrier, helping retain your skin's moisture.
How to Use The Ordinary Products Together in a Night Routine for Dry Skin & Pigmentation
Step 1: Squalane Cleanser
Step 1: Squalane Cleanser
The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser. Cleansing at night removes all the pollution, dirt, oil and makeup build up over the day. Use The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser at night not only gently cleanses you skin but it will also help your other skincare products to absorb better into the skin.
Step 2: Retinoid Serum
Step 2: Retinoid Serum
is a wonderful treatment for pigmentation as well as preventative ageing. Retinoid helps lighten pigmentation, fades age spots, promotes collagen regeneration and reduces wrinkles. The combination of squalane and tomato fruit extract are ideal for smoothing redness. With this product we recommend using it once or twice a week. Please note you shouldn’t use this product in conjunction with other retinol products. And always apply SPF the next day as retinoids make your skin very sensitive to UV rays
Step 3: Vitamin C Serum
Step 3: Vitamin C Serum
should be used at night after these steps. Using this product at night as well as day is the most effective way to see the benefits of this product.
Step 4: Moisturiser
Step 4: Moisturiser
should be your last skincare step in your routine. It will lock in all of your products and the continued use of this product morning and night will give you long lasting results.
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