Why one beauty-lover is 'skipping' their skincare routine while staying home.
? You’re social distancing to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, the post argued. No one’s around to see.For that matter, do I really need to tend to my roots right now? Trim my bangs? Paint my nails? Put on makeup to feel more “professional” and “productive” while I livestream updates on death toll projections and safety precautions? As the stories about self-administering a salon-grade facial or maintaining a Brazilian wax continue to pile up, I wonder if we’re missing the point.
The irony is, the most profound improvements in my skin happened over a two-week period in 2018, when —save for splashing with water morning and night—in an attempt to “cure” my chronic dermatitis. I had tried, but I hadn’t tried nothing, and it turned out “nothing” worked. My skin, amazingly, was its clearest, brightest, and healthiest with no products at all.
That’s what inspired me to become a beauty editor, actually, and whenever I field that common beauty editor question——people are always surprised at the answer: Stop using skin-care. Dr. Jennnifer Vickers, a board-certified dermatologist with Sanova Dermatology,
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