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By Valenti Organics | Journal

By Valenti Organics | Journal

Luxurious. Exotic. All Natural. Skincare™

Author: Valenti's Team

We're a team of professionals in the fields of organic living, science, moms and dads, looking to provide better and healthy alternatives for all our readers. We're what you would call "experts", we just don't see ourselves like that.
October 5, 2021January 24, 2022

#GiveAwayTime! Enter for a chance to win on Instagram!

News & Announcements,

Yesterday was a crazy day! The day Instagram, and Facebook went dark for the first time ever! And I don’t know you, but it made many businesses realize how much we depend on these platforms to reach out to our

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March 24, 2020January 24, 2022

Handling Packages during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Health,

If there is one thing we all know by now, is that uncertainty and anxiety kicked in, in a whole new way for everyone in the coronavirus year. Social distancing and self-isolation has become the new normal, in some cases

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May 24, 2018January 24, 2022

Breastfeeding in public. How a beautiful and natural experience can turn into an unpleasant one.

Living,

Some new wave moms have successfully managed to make something natural, pure and beautiful into a battle between good and evil. One that seems impossible to win for the benefit of everyone. There is no doubt, breastfeeding is the best

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Unscented, Fragrance Free, Odor-Free, Odorless and What do they mean in Cosmetics
September 21, 2017January 24, 2022

Unscented, Fragrance Free, Odor-Free, Odorless and What do they mean in Cosmetics.

Beauty,

Humans are olfactory beasts, even though we don’t like to see ourselves as such. We’re guided by scents and odors on our daily lives, some pleasant, some others,… well not so much. With the few exceptions of those allergic or

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December 5, 2016January 24, 2022

How to Create the Perfect Makeup Station

Beauty,

Though natural beauty is a lady’s biggest asset, every woman should have a special spot for her makeup routines, however rare these may be. But how do you put together a perfect makeup station, and what elements do you need

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October 21, 2016January 24, 2022

Denatured Alcohol – what is it and why is it used in cosmetics.

Beauty, Health,

What is Denatured Alcohol? Denatured alcohol, also called methylated spirits or denatured rectified spirit, is ethanol or isopropyl alcohols that have additives to make them poisonous, bad tasting, foul smelling or nauseating, to discourage recreational consumption. Denatured alcohol is used

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August 8, 2016January 24, 2022

Can we please stop saying detox?

Beauty, Health,

Detox or detoxifying has no meaning in food much less in cosmetics or anywhere else but in medicine, so can we stop with the fad?! It’s a gimmick, a marketing crotch very much in fashion in the new era of

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August 3, 2016January 24, 2022

7 Easy Ways to Get Youthful and Glowing Skin

Beauty,

Want to achieve young-looking, healthy skin? The solution may not be skin-deep. One of the biggest misconceptions in achieving healthy skin is that it involves just that – taking care of the skin. Applying all sorts of balms and oils

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February 3, 2016January 24, 2022

Cleansers and Makeup Removers. Are they the same?

Beauty,

There is a popular misconception that Cleansers and Makeup Removers are both the same thing just with different catchy names. Most people believe either of those can remove makeup, dirt and bacteria. The fact is not only they’re not the

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October 23, 2015January 24, 2022

Facial Clay Masks, dos and don’ts.

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They come in beautiful colors, from all over the world, and provide a myriad of benefits to the skin. The most popular and beneficial clays come from France, although many good ones are sourced from Australia, Morocco, the Middle East,

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October 21, 2015January 24, 2022

The 3 most important steps in your evening beauty routine.

Beauty,

This is the second part of a 2 part series. If you haven’t yet read the 3 most important steps in your morning beauty routine, please head to Cleaning, Toning and Moisturizing. The 3 most important steps in your morning

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October 13, 2015January 24, 2022

The 3 most important steps in your morning beauty routine.

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Kids, husband, work, school, grocery shopping, and a myriad other tasks, leaves us with not much time to care for our complexions the proper way. Pair that with incredibly complicated, long and frustrating beauty treatments, and hello wrinkles, pimples, and

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PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
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Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
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📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
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📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
⁠
📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
⁠
📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
⁠
📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
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📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠
⁠
Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠
⁠
Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠
⁠
Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠
⁠
Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠
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📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
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PART 4 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE – DRY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more info.⁠ ⁠ Dry skins have a completely different set of characteristics. They're generally very thin and dull, they feel tight and are not that elastic, lacks moisture and is unable to effectively retain it, flaky causing it to have a rough texture, pores are very small, very minimal almost nonexistent sebum production, tendency to become red very easily, and prone to fine lines and deeper wrinkles even at a relatively young age.⁠ ⁠ Because this skin is very delicate by nature, special attention is required when selecting beauty products.⁠ ⁠ Cleansers for dry skin must be gentle well balanced foaming cleansers or by-phase cleansers. Avoid soaps and acids as these generally have the tendency to dry the skin even more.⁠ ⁠ Dry skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠ ⁠ What’s your favorite cleansers? Let us know in the comments.⁠ ⁠ #crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine #dryskin #facialcleanser⁠ ⁠ 📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/7YNi8XRryDo⁠ Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash
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PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
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#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠
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PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠
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📷 by Kindel Media from Pexels @kindelmedia
PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠
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📷 by Kindel Media from Pexels @kindelmedia
PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠
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📷 by Kindel Media from Pexels @kindelmedia
PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
⁠
#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠
⁠
📷 by Kindel Media from Pexels @kindelmedia
PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
⁠
Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
⁠
Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
⁠
The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
⁠
Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
⁠
Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠
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PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠
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Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠
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Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠
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The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠
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Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠
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PART 3 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - OILY SKIN. Check the previous posts on this series for more valuable info on how to recognize your skin type, and the differences on Cleansers and Makeup Removers.⁠ ⁠ Oily skins come with acne and black heads or none at all. What all people with oily skins have in common is excess sebum production, that the oily film you can’t seem to get rid of no matter what, enlarged pores, and overall plumped and thicker skin.⁠ ⁠ Excess sebum production cannot be turned off, but it can be controlled, and it all starts with how we care for the skin and the product selection we use.⁠ ⁠ The best cleansers for oily skin are foaming cleansers or facial soaps formulated with sea salts, activated charcoal and clays, preferably black clay. Black clay combined with activated charcoal remove by absorption impurities from within the pores to prevent blackheads and acne causing bacteria from starting infections, whilst sea salt naturally controls sebum production, drying out any breakouts reducing inflammation and redness, restoring a balanced pH providing antibacterial benefits. These products are best applied twice a day, during morning and evening beauty routines.⁠ ⁠ Oily skins benefit from oil based makeup removers, preferably of natural origin rather than synthetic, to completely remove makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. Always applied as the first step during the evening beauty routine followed by a cleanser to completely remove all traces of makeup, oil and dirt left behind.⁠ ⁠ Leave a ❤️ if you’re loving this series. Don't forget to SHARE and SAVE.⁠ ⁠ #crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #beautyroutine⁠ ⁠ 📷 by Kindel Media from Pexels @kindelmedia
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PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

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#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series.

It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group.

Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners.

Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin.

Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time.

Share your thoughts.

#crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics

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PART 2 - HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLEANSERS AND MAKEUP REMOVERS FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE - NORMAL SKIN. If we don't have a clear picture of the condition and needs of our skin, we cannot possibly add products that would benefit it. To recognize your skin type, head back to the previous post on this series. It's time to start picking the products based on your skin type and age. Frequently both women and men apply the wrong products for not only their skin type but age group. Cleansers and makeup removers are not one and the same. Cleansers are generally foaming agents intended for the morning and evening routines to gently wash the skin before the application of toners. Makeup removers are the first products intended to be used generally during the evening routine to fully remove all layers of makeup, dirt and environmental pollution. The good ones are formulated with oils either natural, naturally derived or a mixture of both. They must be followed by a cleanser to completely remove any oily residue left behind. Why? Because oils create a water repellent layer preventing anything else applied on top from getting absorbed by the skin. Normal skins of any age should stick with well balanced preferably natural cleansers and makeup removers, and avoid heavy occlusive products formulated with synthetic ingredients as much as possible. Natural foaming cleansers in the form of liquid or even solid soaps are recommended. They do a great job during morning and evening skin care routines and are gentle on the skin. Avoid cleansers for acne prone skins as these can be harsh and drying even when fighting the occasional pimple. Avoid products with sulfates, mineral oils, detergents, glycols, parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, synthetic fragrances, and avoid products packed in plastic bottles. Many ingredients even natural ones, can and will break down and erode the plastic containers they're packaged in over time. Share your thoughts. #crueltyfreeskincare #skintips #cleanskincare #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #naturalskincare #skincareroutine #cleanser #skincaretips #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics 📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/u3WmDyKGsrY Photo by Gabriel Silvério on Unsplash
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PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below.
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Photo by Hassan Khan on Unsplash
PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below.
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#skintips #healthyskin #cleanskincare #acnetreatment #moisturizer #clearskin #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #loveyourskin #glowingskin #skincareroutine #skintype #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #thecandyforyourskin

📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/EGVccebWodM
Photo by Hassan Khan on Unsplash
PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below.
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#skintips #healthyskin #cleanskincare #acnetreatment #moisturizer #clearskin #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #loveyourskin #glowingskin #skincareroutine #skintype #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #thecandyforyourskin

📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/EGVccebWodM
Photo by Hassan Khan on Unsplash
PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below.
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#skintips #healthyskin #cleanskincare #acnetreatment #moisturizer #clearskin #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #loveyourskin #glowingskin #skincareroutine #skintype #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #thecandyforyourskin

📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/EGVccebWodM
Photo by Hassan Khan on Unsplash
PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below.
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#skintips #healthyskin #cleanskincare #acnetreatment #moisturizer #clearskin #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #loveyourskin #glowingskin #skincareroutine #skintype #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #thecandyforyourskin

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PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine.

There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin.

NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight.

OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick.

DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry.

COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin.

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PART 1 - HOW TO CORRECTLY IDENTIFY YOUR SKIN TYPE. Recognizing your skin type is the first step in building a proper and realistic beauty routine. There are 4 skin types: Oily, dry, normal and combination. Sensitive skin, contrary to the internet, is not a skin type. It's how reactive the skin is to certain environmental changes, foods, chemicals, treatments and compounds. Any skin type can also be sensitive. The most common skin type is combination skin. NORMAL SKIN: It's a well balanced type of skin that doesn't feel oily nor dry. The texture is smooth and silky all over the face, pores are usually small in size, skin is very elastic. It isn't prone to acne breakouts, flakiness or feeling tight. OILY SKIN: Chances are you've been told you have oily skin because your T zone is oily. That assessment however is not correct. Oily skins present an excess of sebum (oil) production consistently all over the face, neck and even chest and back. Enlarged pores and the presence of acne breakouts and blemished skin are typical tattle tales of this skin type, however not all oily skins present acne. This skin feels elastic and thick. DRY SKIN: This skin is typically dull and very thin. It can become flaky and even scaly very quickly. It feels tight and not very elastic, and the pores are usually very small. It's prone to develop fine lines and wrinkles at an early age compared to the previous two. It can become itchy or irritated. Extreme heat, cold and sun can make this skin very angry. COMBINATION SKIN: It includes areas that are oily — usually the T zone, which includes the forehead, nose and chin —, areas that are dry — lower jaw from the mouth all the way to the ears —, and even areas that present normal skin type — usually cheeks —. This is the most common skin type and it's often confused with oily skin. What's your skin type? Let us know in the comments below. • • • • #skintips #healthyskin #cleanskincare #acnetreatment #moisturizer #clearskin #skincarejunkie #skincareregime #loveyourskin #glowingskin #skincareroutine #skintype #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #thecandyforyourskin 📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/EGVccebWodM Photo by Hassan Khan on Unsplash
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There's a chance your skin doesn't feel and look the way you want it. That's usually the result of either not having a good beauty routine for your skin type, you've made it too complicated adding way too many products so you don't follow through consistently, or you're using the wrong products for your skin type and age.⁠
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There's a chance your skin doesn't feel and look the way you want it. That's usually the result of either not having a good beauty routine for your skin type, you've made it too complicated adding way too many products so you don't follow through consistently, or you're using the wrong products for your skin type and age.⁠ ⁠ In this series of posts we'll discuss everything from how to recognize your skin type all the way to which products you should avoid and we'll help you design a simple, reliable and easy to follow beauty routine to aid you reveal that flawless complexion.⁠ ⁠ Make sure to follow us for the ride!⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ #skintips #skingoals #healthyskin #cleanskincare #beauty #acnetreatment #glowing #beautytips #selflove #moisturizer #wellness #clearskin #selfcare #naturalbeauty #natural #skincareregime #skin #organicskincare #loveyourskin #greenbeauty #naturalskincare #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #byvalentiskincaretips⁠ ⁠ ⁠ 📷 https://unsplash.com/photos/bqe0J0b26RQ⁠ Photo by Jimmy Fermin on Unsplash⁠
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Gift Ideas for Mom! Time is closing out on Mother's Day! To get your gift on time, today is the last day to shop for that perfect gift before 5 pm EST today!⁠ ⁠ Head over and shop for award winning skincare, bath treats, soaps and more to pamper mom on her day.⁠ ⁠ Use code MOTHERSDAY22 for 15% off on qualifying orders over $100 + free standard shipping on all orders $75+⁠ ⁠ Click that link in bio or type www.byvalenti.com⁠ ⁠ Like 💜 Comment 💜 Share 💜 Save⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ #mothersdaysale #motherday #mothersday #happymothersday #mothersdaygift #mom #mothersdaygifts #momsday #mothersdaygiftideas #discount #deals #discountcode #discounts #coupon #byvalenti #byvalentiorganics #bvo #thecandyforyourskin
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