Best Skin Care Routine

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 If you love beauty, you probably agree: skin-care tips are the best kind of tips — and thanks to social media, learning about the different products, regimens, and practices that make your skin behave the way that it does has become so much easier. There are plenty of experts and skin-care professionals that are currently using their platforms to educate those of us who don't have an aesthetician or facialist on speed dial on all things skin. Read more: https://www.popsugar.com.au/beauty/best-aestheticians-skin-care-tips-47610775

 The world of skincare can be a completely overwhelming one. And while stepping up your glow game from a basic routine of cleanse, tone and moisturise is incredibly exciting, it can be hard to know where to start when it comes to hyaluronic acid, squalane and retinol. So let's forget the ingredient mumbo-jumbo just for a minute and start off simple. Read more: https://www.marieclaire.com.au/best-skin-care-tips

 If you've ever found yourself thinking about this then, Marie has you covered.  

 When Nicole Zefanya was 15 years old, she opened for Taylor Swift in Jakarta, Indonesia, in front of 15,000 people. Zefanya didn’t think of herself as a singer, but when her mom saw a flyer announcing a music competition arranged by Swift and ice-cream brand Walls, she encouraged her daughter to try out. After the show, when she hopped offstage, Zefanya had an epiphany: This was what she wanted to do with her life. Fast-forward six years, and the now 21-year-old has released her debut album Moonchild under the name Niki. “It’s what I would call a sonic allegory from start to finish,” she says. “Every song relates to one another, all connecting into one giant story line like a musical storybook.” Read more: https://www.thecut.com/article/niki-moonchild-eczema-skin-care-routine.html

 If you can relate to having sensitive or stressed skin that is prone to being red, rash prone, reactive, textured or dry then this routine will probably speak to you. People who have sensitive or reactive skin don’t always know what products they love, but they quickly learn what products they simply cannot tolerate.  Read more: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/skin-care/routines/my-skincare-routine-for-dry-sensitive-skin-types 

Hello All, My relationship with tattoos goes way back. I have been getting them for years now. However, every once in a while I feel like changing the design a bit. So I talked to my artist about a cover-up. He told me that it would be better to go for fading with the help of laser therapy so that the new design gets highlighted. However, I was concerned about the pain and scarring rumours that I had heard over the years. Anyway, I met with a laser technician and he told me that these were all myths and there was no scarring and only a little discomfort during the procedure. I got to know a lot about the treatment and thus am sharing an article that will help you clear your doubts. https://www.freshskincanvas.com.au/7-things-everyone-gets-wrong-about-laser-tattoo-removal/

 The coronavirus pandemic could cut demand for housing in Australia by between 129,000 and 232,000 dwellings over the next three years, research by a federal government agency shows. The National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation’s study found that population growth could be cut by 214,000 between 2019 and 2021, a 0.8% decline only surpassed by the first world war and the unwinding of the 1971 baby boom.  https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/sep/21/housing-demand-to-take-dramatic-hit-as-australias-net-migration-slumps 

 Just weeks after the high-profile search and rescues of a pair of missing fishermen off the coast of Granite Island in South Australia, the same boat has gone missing again. South Australian police say around 5am Tuesday they received a call from a man – believed to be the boat’s owner Tony Higgins – on board the timber-hulled boat named Margrel, saying it was taking on water off Victor Harbor, an hour south of Adelaide. Read more:  https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/sep/22/fishing-boat-that-went-missing-for-four-days-off-south-australia-coast-disappears-again

 Warner Bros. is to end its decades-old film distribution relationship in Australia and New Zealand with Roadshow Films. The studio has notified the Australian distributor that its current contract to handle the theatrical releases of Warner titles will not be renewed beyond its expiry at the end of December. Other sources report that theatrical distribution of Warner’s films will instead be handled by Universal from the beginning of 2021. Read more: https://variety.com/2020/biz/asia/warner-ends-village-roadshow-theatrical-deal-australia-new-zealand-1234777255/ 

 A refugee who fled a brutal civil war in his homeland and who Australia has agreed it must protect, has been held in immigration detention for more than 11 years, caught in an arcane legal limbo and potentially facing a limitless incarceration. Alex – a pseudonym (the Guardian has chosen not to reveal his name for safety reasons) – has no criminal convictions and faces no charges. Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/sep/22/sri-lankan-refugee-detained-by-australia-for-11-years-despite-government-ruling-hes-owed-protection 

 Watch this video for morning skincare routine  

 Hello and welcome to our new editorial series Bedtime Beauty Stories. It's a space for talented individuals to share how they get ready for slumber, including ways to wind down, nighttime beauty rituals and go-to remedies for falling asleep. We begin with one of Australia's most in-demand skin experts, Jocelyn Petroni, natural beauty enthusiast Belinda Hughes,Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and acupuncturist Elizabeth Cullen and organic skincare guru Mukti. Read more: https://www.bodyandsoul.com.au/beauty/bedtime-beauty-stories-how-celebrity-facialist-melanie-grant-gets-ready-for-bed/news-story/97a94ebcde62abd8f24ff44a09bd028a 

 When it comes to good skincare, no one does high-quality formulations quite like cult French brand, La Roche Posay. Each product is formulated with dermatologist-approved ingredients to treat everything from ageing to acne while still coming in at an affordable price point. Now, to round out their best-selling, anti-aging serum range, they've launched a Redermic Retinol B3 Serum that targets wrinkles and uneven skin tone. Formulated with pure retinol (an active form of Vitamin A), Vitamin B3, and glycerin, this innovative resurfacing serum is silky, lightweight and suited to all skin types — including those with sensitive skin. (Read: Perfect for those who are still a little hesitant to add retinol to their regime.) Designed to be used alongside the Hyalu B5 Hyaluronic Acid Serum and the Pure Vitamin C10 Serum this little trio does wonders for ageing skin, and cover all your bases. Read more:  https://www.popsugar.com.au/beauty/la-roche-posay-anti-aging-serums-details-47...

 Watch this video for daily skincare routine

 Skin care is serious business, and with more #shelfies than ever before and longer routines than we care to admit (I've even seen some people with skincare spreadsheets!), it's easy to get confused. Ten-step skincare routines might be the way forward for some, but for those with no time or no clue, simple skin care is the way to go. Simplistic doesn't mean it's any less effective; in fact, cutting back the ingredients could be just what you need for your best skin yet. Overloading the skin with multiple products could be doing more harm than good if you don't know what you're doing. The key to having healthy skin is supporting the skin barrier by not stripping it. Likewise, doing nothing for the skin probably won't give you the glowing results you're after. If you want to address those skin concerns, put down that bar of soap and pick up the SPF. Read more: https://www.popsugar.com.au/beauty/Beginner-Skincare-Routine-44843180 

 While others like to experiment with makeup to create different looks, I prefer a simple, fresh face with minimal makeup. To look so effortlessly radiant and youthful every day requires clear, healthy skin, and that can only come from an effective daily skincare routine. You're probably familiar with Clinique's 3-Step Skin Care System. Step one, cleansing, is one of, if not the most, important part of my skincare regimen. Now the experts at Clinique have gotten tech savvy and enhanced the cleansing stage with a new beauty tool, the Clinique Sonic System Purifying Cleansing Brush. I've decided to see how it complements my routine. Read more: https://www.vogue.com.au/blogs/spy-style/improve-your-daily-skincare-routine/news-story/dff26cd2324ec5b075f83ea485c448bc .

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 It’s a dreary, wet winter’s day when Broadsheet visits Foile. But the handsome skincare store, on a Bondi backstreet not far from Totti’s and the incessant traffic of Bondi Road, is a calming respite from the disagreeable weather. The small shop is a sum of two parts. On the left as you enter is the Foile Classics range – a collection of eight glass bottles filled with oils sourced from farms in Australia and around the world by the brand’s founders, Alexandra Grima and Su Tuttle. Read more: https://www.broadsheet.com.au/sydney/fashion/article/new-refillable-skincare-store-foile-wants-be-solution-beauty-industrys-waste-problem

 Forget the never-ending emails, if there’s one thing the internet is good for, it’s learning about the latest and greatest in skincare and the key ingredients within each lotion and potion.  The ones we’ve most been Googling so far this year? The top ten are here on this very page, thanks to some stealth data research courtesy of online beauty emporium Cult Beauty. From the ingredients you’re already au fait with to those you might not know, here find Vogue’s synopsis of what they are, what they do and, crucially, the latest and greatest products to find them in. https://www.vogue.com.au/beauty/skin/these-are-the-10-most-googled-skincare-ingredients-of-2020/image-gallery/d4d62249cc72dddb46a8fd38d2283f06

watch this video for a daily skincare routine

 Above: Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of American President, leaves Buckingham Gate accompanied with her sister Princess Radziwill (behind), on March 23, 1962 in London, for Buckingham Palace where they have a lunch with the Queen Elizabeth II. Image credit: AFP via Getty Images Much lauded for her impeccable style, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was also renowned for her beauty, her clear-skinned radiance almost as iconic as her fashion sense. But, as it turns out, it wasn’t just the luck of the gene pool that gave Kennedy Onassis her flawless look—like most of us, she relied on a regular skincare routine to keep her skin in prime condition. Read more: https://www.vogue.com.au/beauty/skin/jackie-kennedys-exact-skincare-routine-from-1963-decoded-by-an-expert-facialist/image-gallery/ce70a5259509aacdfe81e5cbb4d1ac00

 The founder of Mukti Organics is big into biohacking and believes in natural and herbal support for sleep. Here, she shares her pre-bed routine and beauty rituals. Hello and welcome to our new editorial series Bedtime Beauty Stories. It's a space for talented individuals to share how they get ready for slumber, including ways to wind down, nighttime beauty rituals and go-to remedies for falling asleep. We begin with one of Australia's most in-demand skin experts, Jocelyn Petroni, then natural beauty enthusiast Belinda Hughes and Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and acupuncturist Elizabeth Cullen. Read more: https://www.bodyandsoul.com.au/beauty/bedtime-beauty-stories-how-this-skincare-founder-uses-biohacking-to-get-ready-for-bed/news-story/1c9dc4963d2a6e15b74908fec2432bbf