We believe in providing our costumers with products that are safe , vegan, and natural while also being paraben, sulfate, silicon, and cruelty-free. Our products are extremely effective and every one of our ingredients is of vegan sourcing with an emphasis on quality and most importantly, luxury. We are proud to say that our products are Clinical-grade, vegan, and USA manufactured (Using domestic and imported ingredients)

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We often hear that beautiful skin comes naturally, but for many of us beautiful skin is actually the result of following a consistent, daily routine and adopting healthy lifestyle habits to keep our skin looking smooth, supple, and radiant.

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When my customers come to me asking for the best way to achieve healthy-looking skin, it helps to remember that this question does have a one-size-does-not-fit-all answer. What works for one individual may not work for anther. Likewise, while one customer may see the benefits of their skin care routine in just a few days, another may have to wait a few weeks before seeing results.

So, where should you begin when developing a personal skin care routine? Here are four simple tips to help you get started:

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Knowing your skin type is important.

All too often, you will fail to see the results you want to see because you are unaware of your own skin type and what products or ingredients will work best for your complexion. Lets take a look at the five common skin types. below and how to help you identify which skin type you are:

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• Normal skin: This type of skin tends to have a balanced T-zone (the area of the face shaped like a "T" that includes the forehead, nose, and chin) and is generally clear of breakouts or dryness. Keep skin ageless with a hydrating face moisturizer.

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• Oily skin: Like the name implies, oily skin is characterized by excess oil production , primarily in the T-zone. Skin may look shine or feel greasy to the touch and it may be more prone to blemishes and breakouts. A charcoal mask is great to help eliminate excess oil and use an oil cleanser to balance natural oils.

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• Dry skin: The opposite of oily skin, people with dry skin produce less oil than normal. Skin may be flaky or itchy, with a dull overall complexion, with fine lines and wrinkles being more visible. Exfoliate dry skin with a nourishing scrub and follow up with serum under your moisturizer.

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• Combination skin: People with combination skin have dryness in some areas (typically around the cheeks) and excess oil in others (generally in the T-zone area). Combination skin can overall be dehydrated and irritated so use a deep night-time moisturizer.

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• Sensitive skin: Signs of sensitive skin may vary, from redness and burning to breakouts, itching, and inflammation. Use a fragrance free vitamin C Serum to provide the immunity the skin needs to combat redness.

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Because not all people will have the same skin type, having an in-depth knowledge of the products ingredients and how they interact with each skin type can help you figure out the right products for your daily skin care regimen.

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