How to Perform a Basic Facial

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How to Perform a Basic Facial

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A facial cleanse is a must have for your beauty regimen, it helps keep your skin healthy and fresh. This is an easy step by step guide to get you started on knowing how to properly cleanse your skin. These steps can be performed morning and night for the best results.

Supplies

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Cleanser, exfoliant, mask, and your moisturizer of your choice and skin concerns.

Cleanse

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  1. Steam/Wet face with lukewarm water
  2. Start massaging a dime size amount of cleaners on to damp skin first. Then, wet fingertips and massage in circular motions for 30 seconds to 1 minute.
  3. Grab a face towel, wet with warm water and gently remove cleanser from skin

Double Cleanse

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  1. Next you will cleanse skin again. Apply a dime sized amount of product onto the skin.
  2. Wet your fingertips with water and massage product in circular motions for 1-2 minutes ensuring a deeper cleanse.
  3. Grab a face towel, wet with warm water and gently remove cleanser from skin
  4. Repeat step 3 until all product is removed

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Exfoliate

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  1. Apply a dime sized amount of product onto dry skin
  2. Rub with slight pressure in circular motions along face for 1 minute
  3. Gently remove with a warm towel until no product is felt on skin

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Mask

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  1. Using a facial brush or your fingertips apply facial mask on to dry skin evenly
  2. Allow product to sit on skin for the desired time, remove product with a warm wet towel
  3. Repeat step 2 until mask is no longer felt on the skin

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Moisturizer & SPF

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  1. Apply a few drops of your serums of choice and massage into face and neck
  2. Then, apply a dime size to quarter size amount of moisturizer and massage into face and neck
  3. Last, seal products with a dime size amount of SPF of your preference until white cast disappears

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