Improving Your Facial Skin Texture

May 4

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ÂME SKIN STUDIO NEWSLETTER | MAY 2022

Improving Your Facial Skin Texture

What Causes Rough Skin Texture?

It may seem like your rough skin came out of nowhere, but there are a few reasons as to why it could be appearing more often than usual. Some of the most common reasons — dead skin cell buildup, chronic sun exposure, and oversized pores — can impact your skin’s texture.

Aging can also make the skin look duller. Factors such as smoking may also contribute, and other medical skin conditions—such as eczema and dry skin — can severely affect skin tone and texture.

How to improve your facial skin texture

Having a daily routine to prevent textural changes is vital. But there are a few steps you can add to your daily regime to even out the look of your skin’s texture.

Tip #1: Use Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen

Daily use of sunblock to help protect against wrinkle formation caused by high amounts of sun exposure.

Slather on the sunscreen! Sunscreen is critical. This may be the most important product you use!

As you get older, it becomes harder for your skin to repair itself naturally. Over time, UV damage can take a significant toll on your skin. If you need help picking a broad-spectrum sunscreen, here’s a list of my favorites

La Roche-Posay Anthelios SPF 50

Developed for sensitive skin. The non-whitening, fast-absorbing texture leaves a matte finish.

Black Girl Sunscreen SPF 30

Infused with natural ingredients and formulated for women of color - dries completely clear and protects melanin without the white-cast.

Dermalogica Dynamic Skin Recovery SPF 50

Water-resistant mist with color-protecting ingredients, helps prevent UV-related color fade.

Palm CBD Sunscreen with Moisturizer SPF 30

A sunscreen for all skin types, infused with hemp to help acne prone skin, inflammation, and redness. Non-greasy and dries clear in seconds.

Tip #2: Exfoliate

Exfoliation is one of the best ways to improve your skin’s texture and tone, and it’s something all of us can easily do at home.

Your complexion looks radiant when it's smooth enough to reflect light. Exfoliating will help remove dead skin cells from the outer layer of your skin. By your 20s, your cell turnover slows down, and between 30 and 40, that rate slows down even more.

Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant

A gentle leave-on exfoliant - quickly unclogs pores, smooths wrinkles, brightens and evens out skin tone.

Skinceuticals Micro-Exfoliating Scrub

Gentle enough for daily use, provides a mild and even exfoliation to improve texture while softening and hydrating the skin.

Tip #3: Add Antioxidants to Your Routine

Vitamin C should always be included in a daily regime - it helps to improve the skin’s texture by defending the skin against environmental damage, all while reducing the appearance of age spots.

Incorporating vitamin C into your routine can help to keep your skin looking vibrant and bright.

My personal favorite is…

Solvaderm Stemnucell Dermal Regeneration Serum

Powerful rejuvenation serum that repairs existing skin damage while slowing the aging process at a cellular level

Bonus Tip: Book Microneedling Sessions

Microneedling is my favorite treatment to improve skin texture, because it induces your skin's healing response - it reacts to the procedure almost immediately and works to close the micro-wounds.

Your skin is noticeably softer and has a smoother texture in just a few days following treatment.

Book your microneedling session

Remember that your skin’s health, texture and glow depends on your actions! Stay consistent & treat it well, guys!!