Get Rid Of Your Dark Spots On A Budget
There
are important routines you need to adopt for you to have good skin.
You can reduce your chances of piling on the concealer or foundation to cover
up dark spots if you find and use the right products. The main three
basic steps in your routine that you should adopt are
: WASH, EXFOLIATE, and MOISTURIZE.
The best type of face washes I found that would readily clear your spots over time are those that have Vitamin C infused in them. Vitamin C not only prevents wrinkles by tightening and firming the skin, but it also effectively fades acne marks as it is a naturally brightening ingredient. Depending on your budget, feel free to explore these two Vitamin C face washes I use frequently.
Boots Vitamin C Cleansing Gel: N2500 from MedPlus Pharmacy
Jason C Effects: N4500 from Nett Pharmacy. Their prices fluctuate a lot so this might be pricier now.
I have very visible pores so I usually need a scrub that can reach in and unclog all the dirt. After buying a few scrubs that were utter disappointments, I finally found Saint Ives and I'm a huge fan. You can literally feel the granules scrubbing off dirt and dead skin off your face, revealing your fresh skin underneath. The smell is not so great but it works. Make sure to exfoliate 3-4 times a week or every other day.
Saint Ives Apricot Scrub: It was about N2000 or N2500 from MedPlus.
Moisturizing is a really important step in your skin care routine. It prevents your skin from drying out and looking like a raisin. If you use the right moisturizer, your skin will look supple and stay healthy. I use pure cocoa butter to moisturize morning and night. What cocoa butter does is to seal in moisture (so you have to apply it immediately after the first two steps) and provide nutrients that keep your skin incredibly soft and healthy. Cocoa butter is also very well known to get rid of blemishes overtime.
Now Solutions Cocoa Butter: I bought it on sale for a bit over N800 from www.sizzelle.com (They have amazing and natural hair and skin products)
If you can adopt this skin care routine daily and diligently, you’d see an impressive change in your skin. Please feel free to ask questions in the comment section and share with friends that you know would need to read this.
: WASH, EXFOLIATE, and MOISTURIZE.
The best type of face washes I found that would readily clear your spots over time are those that have Vitamin C infused in them. Vitamin C not only prevents wrinkles by tightening and firming the skin, but it also effectively fades acne marks as it is a naturally brightening ingredient. Depending on your budget, feel free to explore these two Vitamin C face washes I use frequently.
Boots Vitamin C Cleansing Gel: N2500 from MedPlus Pharmacy
Jason C Effects: N4500 from Nett Pharmacy. Their prices fluctuate a lot so this might be pricier now.
I have very visible pores so I usually need a scrub that can reach in and unclog all the dirt. After buying a few scrubs that were utter disappointments, I finally found Saint Ives and I'm a huge fan. You can literally feel the granules scrubbing off dirt and dead skin off your face, revealing your fresh skin underneath. The smell is not so great but it works. Make sure to exfoliate 3-4 times a week or every other day.
Saint Ives Apricot Scrub: It was about N2000 or N2500 from MedPlus.
Moisturizing is a really important step in your skin care routine. It prevents your skin from drying out and looking like a raisin. If you use the right moisturizer, your skin will look supple and stay healthy. I use pure cocoa butter to moisturize morning and night. What cocoa butter does is to seal in moisture (so you have to apply it immediately after the first two steps) and provide nutrients that keep your skin incredibly soft and healthy. Cocoa butter is also very well known to get rid of blemishes overtime.
Now Solutions Cocoa Butter: I bought it on sale for a bit over N800 from www.sizzelle.com (They have amazing and natural hair and skin products)
If you can adopt this skin care routine daily and diligently, you’d see an impressive change in your skin. Please feel free to ask questions in the comment section and share with friends that you know would need to read this.
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