My Bloom Diaries

Dry skin is parched all year round even after you have moisturized. To prevent your skin from feeling dry, flaky and uncomfortable, you need a routine that helps it hold onto moisture. You need to acquire moisture from external sources to compensate for the lack of natural oil production of your skin. The upside to having a dry skin is that you rarely get acne, blackheads and breakouts and the downside is that you are likely to get wrinkles and fine lines earlier that those with oily skin. Skin Care Routine Cleansing: while cleansing can be harsh on dry skin, it is no excuse to avoid it all together. Cleanse your skin twice daily, morning and night. Foam and gel cleansers usually are too harsh for your dry skin, cleansing milk however is ideal for dry skin as it keeps your skin moisturized and hydrated. Exfoliating:  exfoliate once or twice a week morning or night whichever time you prefer. Dry skin people feel they shouldn't exfoliate as their skin is already

If you're like me, you've probably been wondering how you would determine your skin type. Knowing your skin type is the most important step to understand in caring for your skin. Your skin is your body's largest organ and it is as complex and intelligent as any other vital organ. Knowing your skin type will help you choose the right options that will balance your skin resulting in a healthier, radiant complexion. Skin type is more of a spectrum than a group and everyone's skin falls somewhere on the spectrum of either normal, dry, oily, combination or sensitive skin. Every persons skin is unique and skin type can change throughout the years                                                            GUIDE TO SKIN TYPE OILY SKIN: You know you  have oily skin if your skin constantly looks greasy and shiny within hours of cleansing. oily skin has large pores and is prone to acne and breakouts, this is due the excess sebum (natural oil produced by your skin which helps

Clay is a naturally occurring substance rich in minerals, usually found in volcanic ashes, sediments and the soil. The uses of clay are so versatile it's even used for medicinal purposes such as detoxifying the body and relieving digestive issues. Today our focus is going to be on the cosmetic use of clay, that is, what type of clay you should use for your skin type. But before we get into that let's check out the type of cosmetic clay there is and the benefits of using clay masks. Types of Clay for Skin Moroccan Red Clay  White kaolin Clay  Bentonite Clay  French Green Clay  Fuller's Earth Clay  Rhassoul/ Ghassoul Clay  Benefits of Using Clay Masks Draws out impurities and detoxifies skin Brightens and improves skin tone Refines pores Regulates sebum production and restores skin's balance Oxygenates skin cells Rejuvenates and regenerates skin Softens and smoothens skin Mattifies skin appearance Antibacterial Co