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Silky Smooth: 5 Ways To Improve Your Skin Texture

Improving Skin Texture

For the days you’re literally feeling rough. Everyone wants skin that’s smooth, soft and glowing, but for many, it’s not-so-smooth sailing after puberty hits. From hormonal acne to skin discoloration to sunspots, it’s hard to catch a break from all the unpredictable things your skin can do. So, if you’re looking for the key to smoother skin, read below for 5 simple ways to improve your skin texture.  

1. Slather on the SPF

We’ll say it once, we’ll say it twice, and we’ll say it a million times, SPF is one of the most important skincare products when it comes to your skin’s texture and youth. Sunblock even helps prevent wrinkles and reduces the amount of redness and unevenness in the skin, keeping skin supple for longer. 

2. Exfoliate Exfoliate Exfoliate

Exfoliation is a natural process that helps rejuvenate skin by removing any loose or dead skin cells from the surface, thus revealing healthy skin below. With devices like the LUNA™ 4 by FOREO, exfoliating and cleansing twice a day is efficient and quick so you can say goodbye to dull skin fast!   LUNA™ 4 by FOREO

3. Try a Chemical Peel

Although it may sound scary, chemical peels are a great at-home treatment to further repair rough skin. A chemical peel helps remove sun-damaged skin, stimulates regrowth and evens out the texture and pigment of skin while promoting collagen production. If that doesn’t sound like the recipe for flawless skin, then what does?!

4. Stock up on Vitamin C

With a myriad of vitamin C-infused serums and moisturizers on the market today, there’s no excuse for not taking advantage of this powerful antioxidant in your skincare routine. Vitamin C helps improve the skin’s texture by repairing and defending the skin from environmental damage while reducing pigmentation, scar tissue and age spots. Incorporating vitamin C into your skincare routine now will help keep your skin young, fresh and soft in the future!  

5. Start Using Oils

Besides their soothing scent and consistency, oil-based products are ideal for regulating sebum production in skin - thus making it supple, yet balanced and ultra-smooth. If you’re in need of balance or extra moisture, try incorporating face oils into your nightly skincare regimen and watch as you wake up with baby-soft skin.  

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Jimmy 24/07/2019
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it's good sound advice I have always had clear skin. and your thoughts will help my longetivity of the skin. a lot of people always think I am in my 20s because of my looks and yet I am closer to 60 it's getting to a stage the sun is getting much hotter and I reg use spf daily I don't want worn out and faded skin your advice is better than most sites thank you

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10 DIY Face Ma… 01/10/2019
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[…] major perk of enhancing your skin texture and appearance with food is you get to avoid the risks of negative side effects that the chemicals […]

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10 DIY Face Ma… 01/10/2019
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[…] major perk of enhancing your skin texture and appearance with food is you get to avoid the risks of negative side effects that the chemicals […]

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10 DIY Face Ma… 01/10/2019
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[…] major perk of enhancing your skin texture and appearance with food is you get to avoid the risks of negative side effects that the chemicals […]

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Neora skincare… 18/11/2019
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Great post. The chemical peel caught my attention. Thanks for sharing your opinions and thoughts!

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Me Review 01/06/2020
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I will definitely try this out, going to have to buy a exfoliate product and best getting on to slather that SPF!!
Thanks for sharing this!

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carly 02/06/2020

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You are most welcome!

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Jenna 15/06/2020
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Great post, thank you for these suggestions! I have tried all of these except for the chemical peel. I have heard so many mixed reviews on them, and am unsure what to think! You do make some great points that it helps rebuild skin and restore glow - are there any brands you would recommend for a first-timer?

Thanks for the great suggestions! :)

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carly 19/06/2020

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Dear Jenna, Thank you for your kind words and glad to hear that you enjoy our blogs! Yes indeed the facial peel can be a little daunting and if its your first time we always would recommend a well trained skin technician to perform such treatments. Happy Glowing!

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sajitha 18/11/2020
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Iam 54 yrs...my acne affected skin now looks very rough and uneven . tried chemical peel but no result...any nonclinical (homely)remedy for this problem.kindly reply.

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