The challenges of cold weather have worn out our skin, but the restorative spring is almost here! Change up your care routine to match the weather: focus on cleansing, moisturising, and vitaminisation.

STEP 1. CLEANSING

Get rid of flaky skin with soft scrubs, peels, and mousses. Don't use rough abrasives or strong acids – instead, choose products designed for sensitive skin and formulas with enzymes. For example, try the cleansing facial mousse with enzymes from the Expert series.

In Oxiology cosmetics from Faberlic, drones are transport molecules that carry oxygen to the deepest layers of the skin. What makes drones unique is their small size and their ability to deliver an active substance to the exact area that needs it.

They are so small that they can reach the dermis – the middle layer of skin that lies under the epidermis – and affect fibroblasts, which are the cells where collagen and elastin – highly important for maintaining skin's youth and elasticity – are produced.

How are serums, beauty ampoules, and other concentrated products different from creams, and what are their advantages? Let's take a look at when you need to pull out the "big guns" and why.

1. Directed action.

Tired of waiting for results from your daily care routine? Universal treatments, of course, maintain the condition of skin and hair, but for a real transformation, we need concentrated products! Serums are an express option for those who need results here and now.

1. Deeply cleanse skin.
At minimum, wash with a foaming cleanser and micellar water, at maximum, a peeling treatment. With makeup particles and dead cells out of the way, the mask's ingredients penetrate deeper and have a stronger effect.

2. Take a bath.
Combine something pleasant with something very pleasant – take a bath and use a mask at the same time. If the mask contains hyaluronic acid or glycerine, they will draw moisture to your skin from the air without fail. In addition, steam from the bath will help open your pores!

It is never too early to start daily skincare routine for your neck and decollete, because this sensitive area is the first one to display your real age! Is it right to use your favorite face cream on your neck and decollete too?

Neck skin is much thinner than facial skin and it is never oily. Quite the opposite, it is dry in most cases, and normal-to-combination skin face cream is not the best choice for it. The signs of ageing show up sooner on this part of the body, creating a special need for targeted care, including concentrated formulas infused with a plentiful of active ingredients.