10 Skincare Tips for Teenage Girls

Struggling with acne-prone, sensitive skin as a teenager and feel insecure also don't know or don't know how to deal with it? Well, there are a few tips for those of you who ask how to handle it.

Here is a blog to start fixing your facial skin problems!

1. Clean carefully.

When washing your face with towel, try not to do it harshly. Also when wiping the toner with cotton on the face area don't be too rough. These things make facial skin dry and irritated which can cause increased dryness of facial skin and form fine lines.

2. Remove your makeup before going to bed.

Washing your face with warm water when you wanna clean your face from make up turns out to have good benefits for facial skin. Dermatologists also say that warm water is a better choice for washing your face than using hot water. It is also very good if before going to bed wash your face with warm water with a facial cleansing product that suits your skin condition.

3. Don't touch your skin.

Indeed, not once or twice holding our face when we are not aware that we are holding our face, cause the habit make our face also not good for facial skin. Why is that?

because touching your face with dirty fingers can cause or potentially scar acne or acne scars that resemble pockmarks.

4. Don't squeeze your pimples.

Many teenagers today are not confident with their acne-prone faces. They are willing to buy beauty products to cover up their pimples or they are willing to have them disappear by squeezing them. However, they don't want to know that popping pimples is something that estheticians and dermatologist think should be avoided whenever possible. As a result, if this is allowed to continue, the surrounding skin will be damaged, including the rupture of the hair follicle wall and damage to the surrounding tissue. However, if forced to do so, try compressing the pimple with warm water so that the pus rises to the surface. After that, wait a moment for the pus to come out by itself through the hole in the eye of the pimple.

5. Don't share your make up products.

Why are we accustomed not to share cosmetic products with friends or people we want to give them? So dangerous. Why is that? cause it can carry bacteria and germ for our facial skin.

6. Don't put toothpaste on your skin.

Recently, there has been a buzz that toothpaste can cure or get rid of acne on the face. But in fact toothpaste it self contains chemicals that should not be used carelessly on the face. And if you are desperate to keep doing it, it can be fatal for someone's face.

7. Don't use a product just because it is trendy.

The influence of marketing and the oblique and viral prices of products indirectly make womenfolk not think long about buying them right away. Not a few also complained that products were viral when they were searched turned out to be fake products. This incident occured because a viral product was purchased and has been used for the face so that the impact caused the face to become inflamed acne and become more sensitive. So, if you guys wanna buy a viral product, you can trace its authenticity first. So, it doesn't have a bad impact on facial skin.

8. Healthy diet.

Why do you have to diet in your teens? Doesn't that sound cruel? No, don't ever ask if dieting is a scary activity. Quite the contrary. A healthy diet will have a trmendous impact on the body, not only for the body but for facial health. Even for teenagers, the recommended diet is to only eat healthy food 3x a day, limiting intake of added sugar, artificial sweetners, and bad fats each meal. So, if teenagers want healthy facial skin, try eating healthy food from the start, and it can avoid acne.

9. Drink water.

I have discussed the impact of drinking water for health of the body and face and i wrote a little on the previous blog topic. Of course, there are many benefits for facial heath as well as body health. Try visiting to see and read briefy.

10. Use sunscreen.

It is also very important for facial protection from sun exposure. As for the impact on facial skin, i have also written about it on a previous blog, please those who want to read the tittle is "What's wrong with Sunscreen"

At first, for teenagers, dermatologist have provided a portion for their use, namelt choosing a sunscreen with a minimum of SPF 30 and PAA+++ (sufficient with UVA), water resistant, and hypoallergenic which is safe for all ages.

By applying or taking care of teenage skin, this is also a good way to avoid stress later if stubborn acne suddenly appears.

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