See how some care and treatments can help make you more beautiful for the holidays
With the end of the year approaching, preparation for the holiday season begins. In addition to choosing looks and travel destinations, it’s time to pay special attention to skin care. During this period of celebrations and greater exposure to the sun, align a consistent routine of skincare It’s the main tip for keeping your skin beautiful, hydrated and luminous. And the sooner this preparation begins, the better the results will be.
So, below, check out some simple tips that will help you keep your skin looking beautiful for the end of the year celebrations!
1. Invest in products for cleaning, hydration and protection
The first step is to invest in products that offer cleaninghydration and protection for the season. Starting the routine a few weeks before the holidays, with a more intensive care plan for day and night, can make all the difference.
In the morning, the ideal is a gentle cleansing, followed by products that provide hydration before sunscreen — a fundamental step to maintain the skin’s freshness and health throughout the day. “Even in summer, when the skin tends to become more oily, it is a mistake to think that moisturizer can be left aside. It is essential for skin health, especially in conjunction with adequate water intake, which guarantees hydration from the inside out”, advises dermatologist Paula Rahal.
2. Include products rich in vitamin C and sunscreen in your routine
Including products with vitamin C is a great choice to enhance radiance and protect the skin against free radicals. And, of course, sun protection cannot be missing: options with SPF 50 or more must be reapplied throughout the day, especially during sun exposure.
Imagem: hedgehog94 | Shutterstock3. Exfoliate your face
At night, in addition to cleansing, it is recommended to include a gentle exfoliation once or twice a week, which helps to renew the skin and make it more receptive to treatments. “Intensify the hydration at night is ideal for restoring moisture. Night creams with calming active ingredients, such as aloe vera extract or niacinamide, are also an excellent bet for calming the skin during sleep”, adds Paula Rahal.
4. Use face masks
In addition to maintaining a daily care routine, a valuable tip for the day of celebrations is to use facial masks with effective liftingwhich offer a rested look in just a few minutes. This way, it is possible to ensure that the results of all your dedication are even more visible, even if your night’s sleep is not up to date due to the holidays.
Hydration or detox facial masks are perfect for reinforcing skin care. In dermatological clinics, these treatments are more intensive, such as Beauty Liftwhich offers deep hydration and immediate revitalization. “THE Beauty Lift is a revitalizing facial treatment, ideal to be applied before important events. This mask leaves the skin more uniform and luminous, ensuring a natural and healthy glow. Including to prepare the skin before makeup”, recommends the dermatologist.
Another option that incorporates the most advanced dermatology is treatments such as EmFace and EmFace Papada, which offer fast and intensive results. These procedures use facial electrodes that promote contractions in the muscles of the face and jowls, like a “facial exercise”. Using electrical impulses, it is possible to induce a lifting without cuts, define contours and also stimulate collagen production.
For those looking for options with long-term results, aesthetic clinics also offer alternatives such as the application of collagen bio-stimulators and laser treatments, such as Fotona. Both are non-invasive treatments that stimulate collagen production, improve the appearance of the skin and provide rapid recovery.
However, as dermatologist Paula Rahal points out, it is essential to carry out these treatments well in advance. “The ideal is to schedule laser applications and procedures at least one month in advance. Although recovery is quick, the results tend to become more visible in around 30 days”, he explains.
By Aline Morais
