Take care of it or lose it! That's pretty much the deal with your appearance. If you fail to groom yourself properly and take sufficient care of your skin, teeth and hair, you will watch them seriously degrade as the years pass. There are no two ways about it. Good genetics can only go so far. Now, having said that, I realize that many individuals are out searching for the best skin care product known to man. Well, good for you. There's nothing wrong with this route of determination. We routinely see celebrities go to enormous lengths for specific cosmetics. It's only natural that everyday people want to as well. However, here is the kicker; there is no single ideal skin care solution. In reality we're all different, and our faces call for different products and treatments.
Once you have established your skin type, it'll be much easier to find the best skin care product that works wonders for you. Take my wife for example. She goes gaga over Clinique Turnaround cream. Now, I'm not pitching this exfoliating moisturizer to you by any means. I'm simply pointing out that my wife finds it ideal. She also prefers a specific eye cream from Lancome. As you can see, it's not always about sticking with one particular brand. The various products that your complexion requires could all be from different makers. As I stated before, the key is finding out your skin type and taking it from there.
So I discovered that my complexion is generally dry. The dermatologist told me it was dry to normal or vice versa. In short, I should only cleanse once a day with a mild cleansing product. She recommended "Purpose" by Johnson and Johnson. Ever since then, I've been using "Purpose" with great success. I would even call it one of the best skin care products I've encountered thus far. Secondly she recommended a men's moisturizer. I ended up choosing one from Jack Black. It works great and keeps my complexion hydrated. Are you getting the picture? Knowing your face is the answer to finding the best skin care product. We're all different and certainly can't expect to agree on what works best for our individual complexions.
