Skin errors solution

These are some of the questions we’ve received about the care of facial skin.

1 – Do I have to wash your face before bed if my skin is dry, use no makeup?
R-Yes, because not only have to remove makeup or grease. We must also eliminate dead cells and impurities covering the pores. The face should be cleaned at least once a day (at night).

2 – I can wash your face with soap
R-It is not recommended because soap is very alkaline and leaves the skin irritated. There are special soaps for the faces are actually detergent bar and these can be used. But if the skin is dry or sensitive is preferable to use a gentle cleanser that does not make bubbles.

3 – Because I skin turns red during exercise
R-The skin is red because the body needs to eliminate heat. The more intense the exercise and the warmer the environment most likely to redness. But this should disappear as soon as the body returns to its normal temperature.

If you feel you blush than usual trying to avoid exercising in hot environments and have a damp towel to wipe the sweat while you exercise and you can drink water while exercising.

4 – Which are best for exfoliating the face of granules or chemical peels as
R-The dermatologists prefer peels or liquid type using enzymes. Both are effective but that have granules can be very aggressive for some types of skin, especially if the granules are irregular as salt or sugar.

5 – How I can close my pores
A. The pore size is mostly genetic but can be opened or kept at its minimum level depending on the care you give to your skin. A basic routine of beauty that includes cleansing, moisturizing, exfoliating once or twice a week, a healthy lifestyle and use of sunscreen is very important.

6 – The sunscreen may cause acne
A-Yes can cause pimples because it contains ingredients like mineral oil that clog pores. Another ingredient that causes acne and is very common in sunscreens is avobenzone also known as Parsol 1789. The solution is to use a sunscreen that uses zinc oxide or titanium dioxide (in English: zinc oxide, titanium dioxide).