A Natural Skin Beauty Routine in 7 Steps

How to Get Clear Skin

If you’re struggling with your skin, developing and following a skincare routine can drastically improve things. Be patient while it starts to work, but eventually, you will see positive results from being consistent.

Having a blemish-free complexion often starts with using natural skin care products. Skin that is prone to breakouts is already sensitive, so getting rid of irritating and potentially harmful chemicals, preservatives, and synthetic fragrances can help reduce congestion.

Many acne treatments contain drying formulas that can strip the skin and leave it feeling irritated. Using gentler formulas that don’t strip away natural oils will help keep the oil glands from overproducing, as dried-out skin actually signals the body to produce more oil.

Changing your diet to include less dairy, processed foods, and refined sugar can be just as important what topical products you use. Stress management is also crucial, as rising cortisol levels are known to trigger breakouts. Your skin—and your whole body—will thank you for making these changes!

If you want clear skin, try out the products below. They are completely clean and can be used for both day and night. Furthermore, they employ a gentle but powerful approach that makes a real difference long-term. Choose a product within each step, use it every day until you run out, and then replenish as soon as possible; the routine is key to success.

Something to keep in mind as your skin begins to improve is that you must give any new skincare routine at least six weeks before determining its effectiveness. When your breakouts start diminishing, it’s easy to think that you don’t need to stick with the same old boring routine. But if you want results that last, consistency is key!

Apply Some Cleansing

If you want to keep your skin clear and prevent breakouts, regular cleansing is key. The key ingredient you’re looking for in a cleanser (and any other skincare product) is salicylic acid. Salicylic acid helps exfoliate the skin and reduce inflammation – aspirin is one form of salicylic acid. You might also see it listed on labels as willow bark or beta hydroxy acid.

Wash your face in the morning and at night if you tend to produce a lot of oil, and always cleanse after working out. Face wipes soaked in organic coconut oil that has been cold-centrifuged are a good idea to keep in both your makeup and gym bags (they also come in handy for nights when you can’t be bothered to wash your face).

Use a Toner 

Toners and essences are a vital part of your cleansing and treatment routine: The best ones lightly exfoliate while also leaving behind active ingredients on your skin to work their magic. A good toner contains detoxifying malachite plus glycolic, phytic, and fruit acids to clear pores and refine texture; the essence from Vintner’s Daughter contains lactic acid, pre-and probiotics, pore-clearing apple cider vinegar, plus antioxidant vitamin C and gluconolactone.

Exfoliate

Exfoliating is key to revealing healthy and clear skin. Not only does it get rid of dead skin cells, but also things like oil, dirt, makeup, and anything else that can clog pores. In addition to taking care of problem areas, exfoliants help with dark spots and lines— making them less visible. 

You can use chemical or physical exfoliation methods (or both), depending on what works best for your skin type. There are two types of exfoliation: chemical and physical. Chemical exfoliants include alpha hydroxy acids (lactic, citric, and malic acids) and beta hydroxy acid (salicylic acid). Physical exfoliants can be granules, grains, or even just a rough washcloth. The number of times you exfoliate each week depends on your skin type.

Detox 

Face masks that detoxify and calm the skin can be great allies in your daily beauty routine, whether you use them several times a week or just once. Unlike cleansers, they have more time to work because they stay on the skin longer. Masks made with charcoal are ideal for problematic skin because charcoal has the amazing ability to draw impurities from pores and make them appear smaller. The botanical blue tansy is very soothing, making it perfect for calming down irritation.

Apply Vitamin C Products

Vitamin C is an antioxidant that not only exfoliates your skin but also reduces the size of your pores. It is perfect for all skin types and can be used both morning and night. We love to use it as soon after waking up and cleansing our face as possible!

Moisturizing

People usually think that the way to get rid of oily skin is by drying it out. Although this might sound like a good idea, over-drying your skin can actually produce more oil and cause irritation. The key to keeping acne-prone skin healthy is moisturizing it. Face oils and creams that contain natural ingredients such as phytonutrients, antioxidants, and other soothing compounds can help balance your skin. When choosing a product, go with blends specifically designed to treat breakouts and clarify your complexion. 

Spot-Treat

Might Patch stickers are quasi-invisible and hydrocolloid-based, so place them over your spots. In a few hours, the blemish targeted will be less noticeable. Another way to help reduce blemishes overnight is by using a facial oil that includes zinc, magnesium, and essential oils like the one Tata Harper offers.