sovereignsdaughter

You would think washing your face is a complete no-brainer, but consider this:  on more than one occasion, I’ve been prompted to ask clients with congestion and breakouts on their entire hairline if they tend to avoid those areas when washing.    Often people will avoid the area not wanting to get it wet.   This can sometimes be why I see such congestion there.    Now granted, someone who washes their hair every day will not have this problem no matter how they wash their face.  But not everyone does that. There is a part of this issue that is very much not a no-brainer, and that is the matter of using the wrong cleanser .   On one hand, the skin feels nice and soft after washing but is not getting clean and you may not even know it; all you know is your skin is getting more and more congested, dull and eventually, a little dried out, ironically, because skin that’s not clean doesn’t function or flow properly, leaving it vulnerable to water-loss...