Care for Normal Skin

This is the perfect, balanced skin type. It has a healthy glow, with a fine texture  and  no  open  pores.  It  rarely develops spots or shiny areas. In fact, it's  quite   rare  to  find   a   normal  skin, especially as all skins tend to become slightly drier as you get older.

Your main concern is to keep normal skin functioning well and, as a result of this, to let it continue the good job it's already doing. It naturally has a good balance of oil and  moisture levels. Your routine should include gently cleansing your skin to ensure that surface grime and stale make-up are removed, and to prevent a build-up of sebum. Then you should boost moisture levels with moisturizer, to protect your skin and ensure its moisture content is balanced.

Eye make-up should always be removed carefully. Going to bed with mascara on can lead to sore, puffy eyes. Applying new make-up on the top of stale make-up is positively unhygienic too. Choose your product according to whether you're wearing ordinary or waterproof mascara.

Splash your face with water, then massage gently in a facial wash and work it up to a lather for about 30 seconds. Take this opportunity to lightly massage your face, as this will boost the supply of blood to the surface of your skin which will result in a rosier complexion.

Rinse with clear water, then pat your Face with a soft towel to absorb residual water from the surface of your skin. Don't rub at your skin, especially around the eyes, as this can encourage wrinkling.

Cool your skin with a freshening toner. Again, be careful to avoid the delicate eye area as this can become more prone to dryness.

Dot moisturizer onto your face, then massage it in with your fingertips using light, gentle upward strokes. This will leave a protective film on the skin and allow make-up to be easily applied.

Follow a regular skincare regime to keep normal skin as fresh as a daisy.