A lifestyle and fashion blog by Lydia Epangue
A lifestyle and fashion blog by Lydia Epangue
The goal of putting on makeup is to improve your features and look presentable. No one will ask about the whole process it took to get there–unless you’re in front of a makeup expert, that is. If it’s the end result that matters, does the kind of product or the mode of application matter?
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Everyone wants to look more beautiful and, attractive. One of the key ways to appear more appealing is to take care of your skin. You can look after your skin by using reliable skin care products.
As stated in Elite Daily, the beauty of many skin care products is the scientific knowledge behind them.
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If you’ve recently started taking care of your skin, you’re on the right track as having a skincare routine is part of living a healthy lifestyle. Research found that British women spend about £70,000 on their appearance in their lifetime, with about £30,000 spent on the face alone. While investing in quality cosmetics and skincare products may lead to better skin and fewer skin problems, it’s also important to use the right products and techniques to keep your skin looking its best. Here are a few ways to improve your skincare routine in 2018:
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There are SO many different skin care products, it get’s a little overwhelming. Have you ever walked into a drugstore or makeup store and had no clue what you were looking for but you knew you have to get some kind of skin moisturiser… like for example: walking into Sephora or Boots with no clue as to what you are wanting to buy. With all the various brands out there today and benefits to each, it’s hard to know what to buy and what is the best quality for the amount of money you are paying for. Today I’ll share with you what skin care products I think you need in your life. They are all very relatively affordable and come with many different benefits to your skin. This is one of those posts that will show you the benefits to the new products on the shelf this year. Almost …
A few weeks ago, I excitedly shared a photo of my soon to be 1 year old soon gushing about the fact that he was well, soon turning 1! In the post, I casually mentioned several highs and lows we’ve experienced since becoming parents. One of the lows being dealing with his dry skin condition. I was baffled at the response I got in the form of numerous messages from people detailing their own experience and recommending so many helpful things for us to try out. First of all, eczema is one of those things that, until we experienced it, I had no idea how common and STRESSFUL it was. Most babies experience some form of dry skin condition (from mild to moderate to severe) at some point in their childhood. A lot of them tend to outgrow it and get better. Some have to deal with dry skin (psoriasis) …
Summer is around the corner (ignore the recent downpour of rain!) and if you’re anything like me who breaks out in warmer weather, you’ll need to think up new ways to lock in double the moisture as it gets hotter.
Whether it be the harsh breeze of winter frost or the harsh stroke of the summer sun, it is important to keep your skin fresh and rehydrated for that youthful appearance. Our skin and body are around two-thirds water, thus to keep it healthy, excreting toxins and toxins and protected, these are some body hacks to keep your skin happy and moisturised.
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The other day I was browsing around Selfridges and stumbled upon some face creams and noticed that quite a few of them cost almost as much as a procedure. How?! That got me thinking about treatments. Of course I’ve been under the knife before and I’ve had work done on my face…
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