Waking up with hydrated skin without dark circles and disciplined hair is a good surprise in the morning. Thinking of fulfilling this desire, the cosmetics industry has invested in night care products that act while you are sleeping. Currently, the market has a wide variety of these cosmetics that are available in stores, pharmacies and even supermarkets.
According to dermatologist, Dr. Douglas Lobão, from Santa Marta Hospital in Brasilia, our skin spends all day exposed to various aggressions, such as pollution, sunbeams, climate change and so on. "And, therefore, she deserves to be taken care of with great attention and dedication and if she has a time of day that is appropriate to perform the dermatological treatments at night," he reiterates.
Night treatments are also important allies for those who do not have much time and are always in the rush of everyday life. "Any woman can adhere to treatment, even if there is not much time available, just take a few minutes at the end of the day and do as a daily habit," advises the dermatologist.
8 Night Care Products
"At night is the right time to pass treatment creams such as blemishes, anti-aging treatments and acne," suggests Dr. Douglas Lobão. Some products are even exclusive for night care because they contain acids and other components that should be avoided from use in daylight.
However, there are also those products that can be used at night as facilitators and enhancers of their benefits. Moisturizing creams and hair treatments are on this list. Below are eight products you can include in your nightly beauty routine to wake up even more beautifully.
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1. Stain brighteners
For those who want to eliminate or soothe skin blemishes, whether caused by sun or acne scars, the best option is to opt for a night cream. Typically, these products combine elements to make the skin more uniform with moisturizing agents and leave the skin refreshed.
2. Anti Aging
One of the most commonly used night care creams is anti-aging products. Because it usually contains acids, the best time to apply it is at night, avoiding exposure to sunlight. These cosmetics have the function of reducing wrinkles, invigorating and renewing the skin, leaving it more hydrated and strengthened.
3. Antiacne
Anti-acne products should also be used in your night care routine because they have acids and are most effective at night. The function of anti-acne cream is to unclog pores, prevent the appearance of acne and eliminate existing acne without leaving scars on the skin.
4. Dark Circles
Not always a good night's sleep is enough to wake up without dark circles. If you have dark spots under your eyes, a tip is to use softening eye cream. They moisturize the most sensitive part of the eyes, softening the dark circles and also the bags. Often these creams, because they are specific to the eye region, also serve to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines.
5. Foot Moisturizer
To keep your feet hydrated and cracked you need to invest in a region-specific cream. However, it is often difficult to apply the product during the day as it takes some time for the product to be absorbed through the skin. So a great tip is to use moisturizing foot cream before bed. To enhance action, wear cotton socks.
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6. Hair Moisturizer
There are a wide variety of hair care products to use at night, most of which are designed to give your hair more moisture and make them less rebellious when you wake up. It's a way to make it easier for those women who have a busy life and don't have time to have a daytime hair treatment.
7. Lip Moisturizer
The lips are a very sensitive part and require a lot of hydration. Not just lip balms are always enough to keep them hydrated and cracked. Sometimes it is necessary to bet on more powerful products, such as Bepantol Derma, but as its use makes the lips look oily, it is suggested to use it at night.
8. Facial Soap
There is no point in moisturizing the face, eyes and mouth if the skin is not clean. Therefore, an indispensable product in your beauty routine is the facial soap.Always wash your face before bed and give preference to soaps that are specific to your face and suitable for your skin type.
Night Beauty Tips You Can Adopt
Dermatologist, Dr. Douglas Lobão, shared some tips for making your night beauty ritual infallible. A good facial soap and a specific moisturizer for each area you want to moisturize are indispensable for those who want to wake up with wonderful skin.
If your biggest problem is with dark circles, the dermatologist advises you to sleep at least seven hours a night and exercise. • Wash your face with hot water massaging the eye area, avoid sun exposure so that there is no pigmentation of melanin under the eyes and, before bed, apply a specific cosmetic cream for moisturizing the eye area, especially those that have components to soften dark circles ?, guides.
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For those who want hydrated skin, Dr. Douglas Lobão teaches that hydration starts from the inside out, so you should drink a lot of water. "Exfoliate the skin periodically to remove dead cells and allow easier hydration," he adds. Wash your face morning and night with cold water. "Always use products according to your skin type and never sleep with makeup, as it can clog pores, form blackheads and pimples, and leave the skin greasy", reinforces the dermatologist.
Regarding nighttime hair treatments, the doctor says that this type of cosmetic is produced with oily substances that prevent the cream from dripping, greasy hair or stain bedding at night. "The difference is also in the time that they remain acting in the hair and, with the body at rest, the body tends to better metabolize the cream agents," he details. Don't forget to complement hydration with other hair care products like shampoo, conditioner and leave-in.
Create your night care routine and try to follow it faithfully. Use products that are specific to what you want and give preference to those with nighttime action. If you find that your problems continue, consult a dermatologist. Your doctor may direct you to products to act directly on what you need.
**DERMATOLOGIST APPROVED** Skincare Routine | RENEE AMBERG (April 2024)
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