4 skincare mistakes to avoid for healthy skin

Make sure you are not making these skincare mistakes to assure a glowing skin

Published: January 28, 2020 17:25 IANS and Compiled by Balaram Menon

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If great, glowing skin is one of your aspirations this year, make sure you are not making these skincare mistakes. Consultant Dermatologist and Cosmetologist Dr. Geetanjali Shetty points out the four common mistakes in skincare routines. Image Credit: iStockphoto

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1. Not eating healthy: Your skin talks a lot about what you eat. If you eat unhealthy, processed and junk food and do not drink enough water, or drink unhealthy beverages, your skin starts pigmenting or is dry and dehydrated. Hence, using a good skincare product alone doesn't help as it needs nutrition too. Image Credit: iStockphoto

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2. Not checking product ingredients: Your moisturizer will be the best go-to product because of its heavy formulation but it might have ingredients that are actually making no or less difference to the skin. You may want to ask your dermatologist about the right ingredients that suit your skin type. Image Credit: iStockphoto

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3. Not keeping your cleansing routine consistent: Cleansing should be a crucial, non-negotiable step in any skin care routine. Make a vow to keep your cleansing routine consistent - you should cleanse every morning before applying your makeup for the day, and also every evening before heading to bed. Image Credit: iStockphoto

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4. Not moisturising: Your skin needs daily moisturisation, it makes a huge difference to moisturize immediately after bathing than not applying moisturizer at all or applying it long after the shower. Making an excuse to apply moisturizer can cost you soft skin. Image Credit: iStockphoto

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