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My Skin Care Routine during the Pandemic







Wearing masks during an 8 hour shift can do some damage to our skin. The skin can be susceptible to heat, causing break outs, redness near the mask line, and if the masks are not cleaned properly, it can be a breading ground for bacteria.


What I noticed has helped me was of course my daily (twice) facial cleansing, however, to get a good deep clean I’ve been using my Clarisonic Mia electric scrub brush. I use my favorite cleansing products and in a gentle circular motion I concentrate on the ‘T zone’ on my face. 


I also purchased a blackhead extractor from my local drug store to extract those pesky bumps we all get on our nose and chin. I’ve seen an increase since wearing the masks, so I use it at the least, 3x’s a day.


An exfoliating scrub and black charcoal mask is a must near the end of the week. With the heat, sweat from working out, and wearing a mask while going out during the week, my SKIN needs the extra care.


My number one tip for glowing skin is hydration. I aim for drinking 64 oz of water a day, which I definitely need to be more consistent with.


Those are some of my tips. Please share some with me if you have anything to add! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾


Signed,


A mom getting her glow back





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