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LIFESTYLE
BEAUTY
The importance of SPF
in your daily skincare
Summer and winter alike, your skin faces several risks and assaults from UVA and UVB rays. To protect it, you need to add SPF to your daily beauty routine. SPF 20, 30 and even 50+... Choose your level of protection according to your skin type and (especially) its sensitivity.
Boost the
skin's hydration
Season after season, your skin is subjected to a number of harsh factors (pollution, blue light, extreme temperatures, etc.). As a result, it can feel tight, becomes more sensitive and ends up losing its glow. To reverse this situation, nothing could be easier. Simply set up a skincare routine that is adapted to your skin type, but also to your body's rhythm. While your epidermis absorbs only 30% of the active ingredients of your creams during the day, it can integrate almost 100% of them at night.
The beauty routine of wide-awake
and hydrated skin
Mornings are always a race for time. The minutes fly by and you don't always have time to care for your skin as you wish. To establish a skincare routine that is simple, rapid and (extremely) effective, here are 2 key steps that will open your eyes, even when you're still half-asleep.
Glowing skin
after exercise
Yoga, the pool, the gym or tennis... Sport has extremely positive effects on your muscles, your mind but also your skin. We tend to forget, but our epidermis is an incredible elimination organ that rids our body of toxins and impurities through our pores. To improve the effects of exercise on your skin, here are some simple steps that ensure a luminous and healthy-looking epidermis.
Household plants
that help your skin
Between constant heating or air conditioning, air fresheners and cleaning products with ultra-chemical formulations, your ‘home sweet home’ has actually become full of pollution. To overcome this, we recommended you fill your home with restorative plants. Beyond simply being a decorative object plants have undeniable beautifying properties.
Hydration & sport,
the right habits to adopt
Whether you prefer to work out with friends, whether you're more into paddle boarding or taking a spin class, exercise improves your overall well-being. It's also a great way to eliminate the toxins and impurities in your skin pores. However, exercise can also put considerable stress on your skin. Whilst perspiring can give you a healthy glow, sweat can also irritate your skin and sometimes cause breakouts. To avoid this, make sure you have a post-exercise skincare routine.
Infused water to stay hydrated
and have a treat
Infused water, with fresh cut fruit, has been gaining popularity, especially in the US, year after year. Naturally rich in vitamins, this water boosts your fluid intake and energises your skin with its many natural ingredients. In short, it's the perfect way to enjoy yourself while giving your body what it needs.
Hydration-boosting
fruits and vegetables
Creams, serums, cleansing gels... Cosmetic care products are undeniable allies for proper skin functions. But, in reality, 80% of hydration comes from the diet, compared to 20% from skincare. Glow, suppleness, the quality of the complexion, all of these factors can be controlled by what you put on your plate.
Hydration:
you are what you eat
To hydrate your skin, choosing the right cosmetics is a crucial step. But one of the body's favourite sources of hydration comes from what you eat (80% vs. 20% for skincare). Fruits, vegetables, oils, dairy and fish...