George Hurst

Start Strong: Your Morning Routine Mornings set the tone. A stripped down, smart routine can do a lot of heavy lifting before you even finish your coffee. Cleanse with intention. Your cleanser should match what your skin needs nothing more, nothing less. Oily or acne prone? A mild salicylic cleanser. Dry or sensitive? Go gentle,

Understanding the Aging Process Aging affects everyone, manifesting visibly and invisibly. Skin loses elasticity, developing wrinkles and fine lines. Internally, cellular regeneration slows, and metabolic processes weaken. Lifestyle factors like diet and exposure to UV radiation from the sun accelerate aging. Biological Changes Several biological processes contribute to aging. Collagen production decreases, causing skin sagging

Understanding Your Skin Type Identifying your skin type is pivotal for an effective skincare routine. The four main skin types are oily, dry, combination, and sensitive. Oily Skin Oily skin produces excess sebum, leading to shine and enlarged pores. Acne breakouts are common. Use non-comedogenic products to avoid clogged pores. Dry Skin Dry skin lacks

Understanding Skin Types Recognizing skin type is crucial for effective skincare. There are four primary skin types: normal, oily, dry, and combination. Each has distinct characteristics that influence care strategies. Normal Skin Normal skin feels balanced, neither too oily nor too dry. It has a smooth texture and small pores. Rarely, it faces breakouts or