Sunscreen

Sunscreen should be non-negotiable in your skincare routine. The sun’s harmful UV rays can cause premature aging, sunburn, and increase the risk of skin cancer. Incorporating a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher into your daily skincare regimen helps protect your skin from these damaging effects. Remember to apply sunscreen generously to all exposed skin, even on cloudy days, and reapply every two hours when outdoors.

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Hydration

Firstly, hydration is essential. Drinking an adequate amount of water throughout the day not only keeps your body hydrated but also helps maintain the moisture balance in your skin. Dehydrated skin can appear dull, dry, and even exacerbate the signs of aging. By ensuring you drink enough water daily, you’re supporting your skin’s natural ability to stay plump, radiant, and resilient.

Consistency

Lastly, consistency is key. Consistently following a skincare routine tailored to your skin type and concerns yields the best results. Whether it’s cleansing, moisturizing, applying treatments, or wearing sunscreen, sticking to a routine ensures your skin receives the care it needs to thrive. Consistency also allows you to monitor the effects of different products and make adjustments as necessary.

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The post These Tips Will Make a Big Difference to Your Skincare Routine appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Layer Up

Just as you might treat your hair to a serum after you’ve conditioned it, sometimes our skin needs a little something extra. If you’re giving double moisturizing a try, it’s a good idea to start with one lightweight moisturizer as well as a heavier, thicker cream—unless your skin is seriously dry, layering up two thick moisturizers can be a recipe for breakouts and uneven textured skin. Start with the lighter serum, allow it to sink in, and then massage in the heavier cream using your fingertips and small, circular motions.

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Consider a Facial Oil

Those with oily skin may be rolling their eyes at this suggestion, but some facial oils can actually improve the look and texture of oily skin. Layering a nourishing oil over your nighttime moisturizer can be a great way to lock in hydration and impart a gorgeous healthy glow. Popular natural options include almond, rosehip, and avocado oil.

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Consider SPF

Even in winter, it’s important to wear an SPF. Ideally, both of your moisturizers will contain some form of sun protection, but if it’s only going to be in one, make it the thicker, heavier cream that is going over your serum. As long as you leave the serum plenty of time to sink in, the SPF in your moisturizer will remain just as effective.

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The post Why You Should Try Double Moisturizing appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Essence

A K-beauty must-have, essence hydrates and rebalances your skin before you apply moisturizer. If you already use moisturizers and serums, it’s an unneeded product in your beauty collection.

Two-in-One Shampoo and Conditioner

Sure, you may think that two products in one is better. While it’s cost effective, it’s not actually as effective as using two separate products.

Sheet Mask

There’s nothing quite like pampering yourself with a bubble bath, a glass of wine, and a sheet mask, but sheet masks should be saved for special occasions. They’re actually not any more effective than serums.

Foot Cream

Dry, itchy feet aren’t exactly sexy, but you don’t need to buy foot cream if you already have body cream.

Shaving Cream

Shaving cream is one of those products that can’t really be used for anything other than shaving. In fact, you can use hair conditioner to get the job done.

The post 5 Beauty Products You Can Skip in Your Routine appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Coconut Milk

If coconut milk has been known to nourish and moisturizer the hair on our head, it doesn’t come to a surprise that it works wonders for eyelashes as well. Soak a cotton ball in coconut milk and let it rest on your eyes for 15 minutes before rinsing.

Eat Foods Rich in Vitamin E

These powerful antioxidants protect eyelashes from getting damaged from free-radicals. Avocado, hazelnuts, kale, and blueberries are all rich in Vitamin E.

Green Tea

Not only is green tea great for your digestive system, but it also promotes hair growth and cleanses the follicles of your eyelashes. Dip a cotton ball in warm green tea and smear it all over your lovely lashes.

Don’t Forget To Brush

It’s not only the hair on your head that needs to be brushed. Combing your eyelashes twice a day with a lash bomb evenly distributes the natural oils in your eyelashes that keep them strong and healthy.

The post 4 Natural Ways to Grow Thicker, Longer Eyelashes appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The model’s beloved face cream costs a whopping $1,400, and it isn’t a simple process. First, you must set up an in-person meeting with dermatologist Barbara Sturm. She takes a sample of your blood, separates the plasma and combines it with a shea butter-based cream. The plasma rich moisturizer is supposedly meant to reduce skin inflammation and promote tissue healing, though there hasn’t been any scientific evidence to prove this claim.

“I love that weird blood cream,” said Baldwin in an interview. “It is fascinating to me, and it works. I’m a nerd about the science of skin care and health, so for me, I’m like, ‘This is so cool!’”

The blood-infused moisturizer may seem overpriced and over the top, but it isn’t the first time Baldwin used her fortune to invest in something lavish. Baldwin and Bieber put $1.3 million towards their wedding. Roughly $300,000 of that amount went just towards the flower arrangements!

The post Hailey Baldwin Uses The Weirdest Face Moisturizer appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

In the latest “Get Unready With Me” video on her YouTube channel, the singer spoke about her skincare routine and you’d be surprised at how simple it is.

Keys started off her evening ritual by lighting a candle and drinking plenty of water from a mason jar. “Water—it’s a secret, it sounds so simple. It is important,” she said. Then she started prepping her face for cleansing with Osmosis Beauty Deep Clean Detox Cleanser.

“My face is very prone to breakouts. I can’t use just anything,” she adds. She can use either strong products packed with medical ingredients or gentle beauty products. The next step is to mist the toner over her face and this toner with tea tree oil and honey helps her prevent breakouts.

Alicia revealed her favorite product that helps her get rid of acne. “My favorite trick is this crazy thing called the Advanced Blemish Lotion With Sulfur.” This lotion doesn’t have the best smell, but the singer says it works miracles. She applies it directly to her active breakouts using a cotton swab. The last product in her skincare routine is a moisturizer from Epicuren that smells unbelievable and helps her hydrate her skin.

Keys is living proof that we don’t need a collection of expensive beauty products to look beautiful and healthy. Her skincare routine consists of only three or four products and is more about relaxing and feeling good about yourself. Take a look at her video for more details.

The post Alicia Keys Reveals Her Skincare Routine For Glowing Skin appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here are our favorite beauty brands that come from France.

Officine Universelle Buly

Buly 1803 is one of the oldest and most famous French beauty brands. You may have recently heard about it because of the line of perfumes they made for the Louvre inspired by famous artworks.

Typology

Typology is a vegan company focused on using the best ingredients they can find that are so natural you can eat them. Its prices are pretty low compared to the quality it offers, which makes it one of the most popular brands in France and beyond.

Bastide

Bastide is an amazing brand that uses traditional recipes and modern design to create products for every woman who wants to take care of herself. Everything they offer is based on plant-based ingredients, essential oils, spring water and honey that originate from Provence.

The post 5 French Brands of Natural Cosmetics That We Want in Our Bathroom Cabinets appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here’s what’s in and what’s out when it comes to beauty products right now.

In – Skin Microbiome

This medical trend represents keeping the microbes that fight bacteria on the surface of the skin. This is done with products that contain probiotics.

In – Clean Beauty

Natural and organic products do not come from certain companies only anymore. They are everywhere and they are becoming more and more common.

In – Retinol

Retinol is still the most popular skincare product ingredient and there’s a good reason for that. It’s responsible for solving so many different problems, from acne to consequences of aging.

Out – Harsh Exfoliators

Exfoliation was very popular for a while, but people are letting go of this skincare habit now that it’s become clear that harsh exfoliators can do us more harm than good.

Out – DIY

Nobody’s interested in homemade “natural” cosmetics of suspicious quality anymore. There are plenty of choices in the regular stores anyway.

The post Beauty Trends: What’s In and What’s Out appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

You may be surprised to hear that your skin and hair don’t actually get used to certain products unless we’re talking about some super strong formulas that you can’t get in a regular store. But talking about the usual skincare and haircare stuff, there’s something else that’s going on. You just need to figure out what of the several possibilities is the case.

Some products simply require taking breaks. For example, you use them for a few months, then take a break for a few weeks. Other products need to be used continuously for months or even years in order to give you the effect you expect.

If you think that the same face cream you’ve been swearing by isn’t working on you anymore, consider if other factors have changed. Perhaps it’s a different season now or your skin has changed. There’s always a possibility that you’ve just stopped noticing the effect a certain product has because you’ve been seeing it every day for a long time. Perhaps it’s achieved its purpose and just can’t make your skin more hydrated/clear/firm, etc.

The post Can Your Skin Really Get Used to Certain Products So They No Longer Work? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Using SPF

Face cream with SPF is one of the most important things you should use every day, and we don’t just mean on the hottest summer days. Your skin can feel the harmful sun effects even during winter and when it’s cloudy. The sooner you start doing this, the better.

Hydration

Hydration should be your number one focus when it comes to skincare. No matter your skin type, don’t let it be dehydrated because it will lead to wrinkles before you want them. And when we say hydration, we mean both drinking plenty of water and using a moisturizer that works for you.

Removing Makeup

This should really go without saying – never go to bed with makeup on your face! In case you’re too tired, keep a pack of makeup remover tissues next to your bed and use them, but try to properly wash your face and apply face cream most nights.

The post Beauty Habits to Adopt Before You Turn 30 appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Sunscreen

Sunscreen should be non-negotiable in your skincare routine. The sun’s harmful UV rays can cause premature aging, sunburn, and increase the risk of skin cancer. Incorporating a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher into your daily skincare regimen helps protect your skin from these damaging effects. Remember to apply sunscreen generously to all exposed skin, even on cloudy days, and reapply every two hours when outdoors.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Vacation® (@vacationinc)

Hydration

Firstly, hydration is essential. Drinking an adequate amount of water throughout the day not only keeps your body hydrated but also helps maintain the moisture balance in your skin. Dehydrated skin can appear dull, dry, and even exacerbate the signs of aging. By ensuring you drink enough water daily, you’re supporting your skin’s natural ability to stay plump, radiant, and resilient.

Consistency

Lastly, consistency is key. Consistently following a skincare routine tailored to your skin type and concerns yields the best results. Whether it’s cleansing, moisturizing, applying treatments, or wearing sunscreen, sticking to a routine ensures your skin receives the care it needs to thrive. Consistency also allows you to monitor the effects of different products and make adjustments as necessary.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Sulwhasoo Australia & NZ (@sulwhasoo.anz)

The post These Tips Will Make a Big Difference to Your Skincare Routine appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Layer Up

Just as you might treat your hair to a serum after you’ve conditioned it, sometimes our skin needs a little something extra. If you’re giving double moisturizing a try, it’s a good idea to start with one lightweight moisturizer as well as a heavier, thicker cream—unless your skin is seriously dry, layering up two thick moisturizers can be a recipe for breakouts and uneven textured skin. Start with the lighter serum, allow it to sink in, and then massage in the heavier cream using your fingertips and small, circular motions.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Palmer's (@palmers)

Consider a Facial Oil

Those with oily skin may be rolling their eyes at this suggestion, but some facial oils can actually improve the look and texture of oily skin. Layering a nourishing oil over your nighttime moisturizer can be a great way to lock in hydration and impart a gorgeous healthy glow. Popular natural options include almond, rosehip, and avocado oil.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by @ainhoacosmetics_australia

Consider SPF

Even in winter, it’s important to wear an SPF. Ideally, both of your moisturizers will contain some form of sun protection, but if it’s only going to be in one, make it the thicker, heavier cream that is going over your serum. As long as you leave the serum plenty of time to sink in, the SPF in your moisturizer will remain just as effective.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Ta' Xbiex Perfumery (@txpmalta)

The post Why You Should Try Double Moisturizing appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Essence

A K-beauty must-have, essence hydrates and rebalances your skin before you apply moisturizer. If you already use moisturizers and serums, it’s an unneeded product in your beauty collection.

Two-in-One Shampoo and Conditioner

Sure, you may think that two products in one is better. While it’s cost effective, it’s not actually as effective as using two separate products.

Sheet Mask

There’s nothing quite like pampering yourself with a bubble bath, a glass of wine, and a sheet mask, but sheet masks should be saved for special occasions. They’re actually not any more effective than serums.

Foot Cream

Dry, itchy feet aren’t exactly sexy, but you don’t need to buy foot cream if you already have body cream.

Shaving Cream

Shaving cream is one of those products that can’t really be used for anything other than shaving. In fact, you can use hair conditioner to get the job done.

The post 5 Beauty Products You Can Skip in Your Routine appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Coconut Milk

If coconut milk has been known to nourish and moisturizer the hair on our head, it doesn’t come to a surprise that it works wonders for eyelashes as well. Soak a cotton ball in coconut milk and let it rest on your eyes for 15 minutes before rinsing.

Eat Foods Rich in Vitamin E

These powerful antioxidants protect eyelashes from getting damaged from free-radicals. Avocado, hazelnuts, kale, and blueberries are all rich in Vitamin E.

Green Tea

Not only is green tea great for your digestive system, but it also promotes hair growth and cleanses the follicles of your eyelashes. Dip a cotton ball in warm green tea and smear it all over your lovely lashes.

Don’t Forget To Brush

It’s not only the hair on your head that needs to be brushed. Combing your eyelashes twice a day with a lash bomb evenly distributes the natural oils in your eyelashes that keep them strong and healthy.

The post 4 Natural Ways to Grow Thicker, Longer Eyelashes appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The model’s beloved face cream costs a whopping $1,400, and it isn’t a simple process. First, you must set up an in-person meeting with dermatologist Barbara Sturm. She takes a sample of your blood, separates the plasma and combines it with a shea butter-based cream. The plasma rich moisturizer is supposedly meant to reduce skin inflammation and promote tissue healing, though there hasn’t been any scientific evidence to prove this claim.

“I love that weird blood cream,” said Baldwin in an interview. “It is fascinating to me, and it works. I’m a nerd about the science of skin care and health, so for me, I’m like, ‘This is so cool!’”

The blood-infused moisturizer may seem overpriced and over the top, but it isn’t the first time Baldwin used her fortune to invest in something lavish. Baldwin and Bieber put $1.3 million towards their wedding. Roughly $300,000 of that amount went just towards the flower arrangements!

The post Hailey Baldwin Uses The Weirdest Face Moisturizer appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

In the latest “Get Unready With Me” video on her YouTube channel, the singer spoke about her skincare routine and you’d be surprised at how simple it is.

Keys started off her evening ritual by lighting a candle and drinking plenty of water from a mason jar. “Water—it’s a secret, it sounds so simple. It is important,” she said. Then she started prepping her face for cleansing with Osmosis Beauty Deep Clean Detox Cleanser.

“My face is very prone to breakouts. I can’t use just anything,” she adds. She can use either strong products packed with medical ingredients or gentle beauty products. The next step is to mist the toner over her face and this toner with tea tree oil and honey helps her prevent breakouts.

Alicia revealed her favorite product that helps her get rid of acne. “My favorite trick is this crazy thing called the Advanced Blemish Lotion With Sulfur.” This lotion doesn’t have the best smell, but the singer says it works miracles. She applies it directly to her active breakouts using a cotton swab. The last product in her skincare routine is a moisturizer from Epicuren that smells unbelievable and helps her hydrate her skin.

Keys is living proof that we don’t need a collection of expensive beauty products to look beautiful and healthy. Her skincare routine consists of only three or four products and is more about relaxing and feeling good about yourself. Take a look at her video for more details.

The post Alicia Keys Reveals Her Skincare Routine For Glowing Skin appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here are our favorite beauty brands that come from France.

Officine Universelle Buly

Buly 1803 is one of the oldest and most famous French beauty brands. You may have recently heard about it because of the line of perfumes they made for the Louvre inspired by famous artworks.

Typology

Typology is a vegan company focused on using the best ingredients they can find that are so natural you can eat them. Its prices are pretty low compared to the quality it offers, which makes it one of the most popular brands in France and beyond.

Bastide

Bastide is an amazing brand that uses traditional recipes and modern design to create products for every woman who wants to take care of herself. Everything they offer is based on plant-based ingredients, essential oils, spring water and honey that originate from Provence.

The post 5 French Brands of Natural Cosmetics That We Want in Our Bathroom Cabinets appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here’s what’s in and what’s out when it comes to beauty products right now.

In – Skin Microbiome

This medical trend represents keeping the microbes that fight bacteria on the surface of the skin. This is done with products that contain probiotics.

In – Clean Beauty

Natural and organic products do not come from certain companies only anymore. They are everywhere and they are becoming more and more common.

In – Retinol

Retinol is still the most popular skincare product ingredient and there’s a good reason for that. It’s responsible for solving so many different problems, from acne to consequences of aging.

Out – Harsh Exfoliators

Exfoliation was very popular for a while, but people are letting go of this skincare habit now that it’s become clear that harsh exfoliators can do us more harm than good.

Out – DIY

Nobody’s interested in homemade “natural” cosmetics of suspicious quality anymore. There are plenty of choices in the regular stores anyway.

The post Beauty Trends: What’s In and What’s Out appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

You may be surprised to hear that your skin and hair don’t actually get used to certain products unless we’re talking about some super strong formulas that you can’t get in a regular store. But talking about the usual skincare and haircare stuff, there’s something else that’s going on. You just need to figure out what of the several possibilities is the case.

Some products simply require taking breaks. For example, you use them for a few months, then take a break for a few weeks. Other products need to be used continuously for months or even years in order to give you the effect you expect.

If you think that the same face cream you’ve been swearing by isn’t working on you anymore, consider if other factors have changed. Perhaps it’s a different season now or your skin has changed. There’s always a possibility that you’ve just stopped noticing the effect a certain product has because you’ve been seeing it every day for a long time. Perhaps it’s achieved its purpose and just can’t make your skin more hydrated/clear/firm, etc.

The post Can Your Skin Really Get Used to Certain Products So They No Longer Work? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Using SPF

Face cream with SPF is one of the most important things you should use every day, and we don’t just mean on the hottest summer days. Your skin can feel the harmful sun effects even during winter and when it’s cloudy. The sooner you start doing this, the better.

Hydration

Hydration should be your number one focus when it comes to skincare. No matter your skin type, don’t let it be dehydrated because it will lead to wrinkles before you want them. And when we say hydration, we mean both drinking plenty of water and using a moisturizer that works for you.

Removing Makeup

This should really go without saying – never go to bed with makeup on your face! In case you’re too tired, keep a pack of makeup remover tissues next to your bed and use them, but try to properly wash your face and apply face cream most nights.

The post Beauty Habits to Adopt Before You Turn 30 appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.