Your skin always reflects what’s going on in your world: stress-inducing energy can trigger inflamed and red skin, the weight of duties could cause clogged pores, and a busy social calendar often leads to dryness, while compassion and sensitivity might translate to overly reactive skin.
Dealing with various issues at work, home, and with extended families and friends can be stressful, but we can learn how to use our private time to avoid stress. Just think about such a rare opportunity for care of the skin & hair; we can listen to ourselves and our natural desires. Despite all the problems that life has brought, we can and should stay in tune with the needs of our skin and mentality.
Here is some advice on what to do to keep yourself healthy:
If your skin is prone to acne, breakouts, and inflammation, try aloe vera and salicylic acid products to get rid of a pimple quickly.
If you have clogged pores, use beauty products with bamboo charcoal, neem leaf, or green tea. A gentle at-home detox procedure like a clay mask application will help your skin and mood.
Does your skin feel sensitive and dry? Moisturize at least once a day. Use rich creams that contain shea and cocoa butter, glycerin or silicones, and squalane in facial products – these ingredients keep skin firm. Drink often – it will help hydrate your body and resist harsh environmental conditions.
I know you are busy caring for your family and friends and serving your community if you are an essential worker. You relate to the world at large, and it can be (and IS) very exhausting. Emotional tiredness often leads to sensitive skin.
Simplify your skincare routine with fewer steps and avoid strong fragrances, abrasive cleansers, and harsh ingredients. Use our slightly scented botanical soap with healing botanical extracts. Rich with vitamins and oils of shea, olive, and castor, natural soap bars will be less likely to cause chaos and more likely to reveal your skin from stress.
Find balance by caring for your skin, and enjoy your instantly glowing look.
Diana de Gratigny
owner of La Salle BOTANIQUE
