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Exfoliate … gently, but regularly, to shed dead skin cells and encourage the growth of new ones. Your skin will look brighter, smoother and less oily. Tip: Elave Rejuvenating Cleansing Treatmentcombines hydrating skin cleansers with 12% glycolic acid arginine complex to gently exfoliate and stimulate collagen synthesis to reveal younger, brighter skin.
Cleanse …every day, your face is covered with bacteria, pollutants and dirt, so keeping it clean is the foundation of healthy skin. Tip: Elave Skin Balancing Cleansing Gelblends natural foaming cleansers with Manuka honey for a deep cleanse, while amino acids and humectants soften and hydrate, and vitamin E and camomile protect against environmental damage.
Hydrate …hydrated skin is smooth, supple and healthy. Tip: Elave Sensitive Body Lotion is a rich moisturising lotion with camomile extract for dry and sensitive skin. Elave Intense Moisture Surgewithcoconut oil and shea butter is rich in vitamin E and natural glycerin to surge moisture into the skin.
Feed …delicate areas with serums and balms designed to soothe, nourish and protect. Tip: Elave Eye Rescue Serum contains natural bio extracts like Brazilian Muira Puama and Madonna Lily to reduce dark circles, aloe vera to soothe, and vitamins B5, C and E for antioxidant environmental protection.
Water … drinks lots of water to flush out toxins and help surge nutrients towards the skin barrier. Take short, luke warm showers with a gentle body wash. Tip: Elave Sensitive Shower Gel is a sulfate-free gel with camomile to gently cleanse delicate irritated skin and vitamin E to re-condition the skin’s natural barrier.
Protect …UV rays cause at least 90% of skin ageing, so use a gentle, high SPF, broad spectrum sunscreen to get the glow, not the rash – or the burn! Tip: Elave Daily Skin Defence SPF45is an oil-free formula which hydrates while offering high UVA & UVB protection; Elave Sun SPF 30 protects against sunburn as well as helping to prevent fine lines, wrinkles and loss of elasticity.
Skincare is an essential aspect of our daily routine. Your skin is the largest organ in your body, and it is essential to take care of it properly.
However, with the amount of skincare products available on the market, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the do's and don'ts of skincare that can help simplify your routine and promote healthy, happier skin.
It’s never too soon for tweeners to start a sensible skincare routine
The first six months of life are particularly important for delicate young skin. When a child is born its skin is anatomically mature, but functional maturity continues during the first year of life and is often not complete until around the age of two.
From the age of two until puberty, children’s skin is naturally soft, smooth and full of water, but it is also a lot thinner and more vulnerable than adult skin and is therefore more liable to be affected by environmental pollutants and irritants.
