Edit What Should the Average skincare Routine Look Like

<p><strong>Replenish</strong></p> <p>Actives have become a bit of a buzzword when it comes to skincare, and for good reason: they work! Active ingredients like vitamin C, retinol, beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs) and alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) are great for targeting specific skin concerns such as dark spots, wrinkles, dryness and <a title="acne" href="/conditions/Acne/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">acne</a>.</p> <p>They can be derived from either natural organic sources or synthetic, but they will work in the same way. Whilst many people can benefit from adding actives into their skincare routines, it’s important to be mindful about which ones you decide to use, how you use them and when to use them. We advise talking to a skincare professional like us to find out which ones are best for your skin type.</p> <p>Now you know what a good skincare routine should consist of, it’s time to start slowly adding in anything that might be missing to ensure you are covered on all bases. But, finding the right products to suit your skin type and to deal with your skin concerns can be overwhelming when there’s so many products and brands to choose from. That’s why we recommend popping in to see our expert team of practitioners at <a href="https://skinmedical.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Skin Medical</a> so we can advise and help you reach your skin goals.</p>

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