How To Keep Your Skin Glowing All Year Round
Australian made, natural skincare so you can glow the way nature intended.
We all want it: radiant skin that’s so bright it could light up the night.
Unfortunately, it takes effort to make your skin glow. Dead skin cells build up over time and make our skin look dull and uneven. Hormones and sun exposure can also make our skin tone uneven.
That’s why it’s important to have a great skincare routine all year round, using naturally-derived ingredients.
If you’re mourning your natural summer glow, read on to find out how to keep your skin glowing all year long.
Wash your face
The base of naturally glowing skin is clean skin. Start by thoroughly cleansing your face morning and night and follow up with moisturiser (plus whatever other serums and creams your skin needs).
Finding the right cleanser is also important. Sukin just released a new cleanser that washes away makeup and dirt while doubling up on glow-promoting duty. The Radiance Gel Cleanser is free from harsh ingredients like synthetic fragrances, mineral oils, and silicones – but it’s packed full of naturally-derived ingredients that make your skin brighter like pineapple, mango, squalane, and papaya.
It’s part of Sukin’s new Brightening range that also includes a Jelly Exfoliator, Illuminating Moisturiser, Illuminating Eye Gel, and Glow Night Moisturiser.
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Exfoliate regularly
One of the quickest ways to give your skin a radiant boost is to exfoliate. It gets rid of all the dead skin cells that can make even the dewiest skin look dull or ashy.
The exfoliator you use should depend on your skin type, price range, and how sensitive your skin is. Sukin’s new Jelly Exfoliator uses passionfruit seeds, jojoba, and bromelain, a natural fruit enzyme derived from pineapple, to gently remove impurities and reveal the bright, smooth complexion underneath.
Whatever exfoliator you use, experts say you should do it two or three times a week to help deal with dull skin, blemishes, and clogged pores.
Introduce vitamin C to your skincare routine
Vitamin C is a super-strength ingredient when it comes to getting glowing skin. Unfortunately, as we get older our bodies produce less of it. That’s why it’s in lots of skincare – but not all of them are created equal.
Sukin’s new range of Brightening skincare is formulated with Native Australian Kakadu Plum that’s been sourced in Northern Australia – it’s also one of the world’s richest sources of vitamin C.
Because Kakadu plum is a naturally-derived source of vitamin C, it’s a pretty great way to introduce the powerhouse ingredient into your skincare routine – and it’s a nice alternative to other vitamin C products that use synthetics or harsh ingredients.
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Don’t skip SPF!
Not only is sun exposure incredible dangerous, but it can also make your skin look dull over time. Forget all year long – wearing sunscreen every day will help keep your skin healthy and radiant for years to come.
Stay healthy
It’s not all about skincare, though. Healthy skin means radiant skin. Your skin will look its best if you drink lots of water to keep hydrated and eat well to give your body all the vitamin C and minerals it needs. FYI: a quick sweat sesh will make your skin positively glow.
And if you’re someone who can’t resist squeezing a pimple, we’re begging you to try. Your skin will thank you a thousand times over if you let breakouts clear on their own.
No matter your skin concern, Sukin’s new vegan, cruelty-free, and carbon neutral Brightening range can help you glow the way nature intended – all year round.
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Sukin’s new Brightening range is formulated with Native Australian Kakadu Plum, one of the world’s richest sources of vitamin C, for brighter and more luminous skin.
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