Homemade skin care products save from side effects of chemicals

Homemade skin care products are products that many people most preferred now.
By using homemade skin care solutions, they will know what the ingredients are. Otherwise,
commercial skin care product may or may not have harmful chemicals. You will always find it safe for
your skin anytime you use your homemade skin care.
As it is with everything else, knowing the condition of the different parts of your body is the first step
in homemade skin care. Skin is no different. Knowing your skin type is the beginning of giving your
skin the proper treatment to maintain good skin tone and condition.
Your skin type is a general description of how your skin feels and behaves.
The most common types used for commercial products are normal, oily, dry and combination skin.
Other categories include blemish-prone, sensitive and sun-damaged skin.
Convenient as these skin type categories are in choosing products, it is not exactly the best way to
know and understand your skin on a level that will really help it. This is perhaps the reason why, even
though the “right” products have been used for your designated skin type, you still experience either
dryness, oiliness, acne and other problems.
Why is this so? First of all, you have to remember, like any part of your body, you skin is never the
same all throughout. It goes through all sorts of conditions depending on several factors, some of
which include your genes, your lifestyle and habits. Add to this the fact that the problems you are
experiencing may not be simply the result of lack of homemade skin care. There are cases when
skin diseases are the reasons.
So from here on end, it will be good for you to forget what beauty magazines, cosmetic salespeople,
and aestheticians tell you about the four skin types.
It’s about time you go beneath the surface and really know what your skin is about.
First off, know the factors that Influence your skin type. This can get tricky since almost everything can
influence your skin and the condition it’s in. Just looking and feeling your face is not enough to
determine your skin type. To get an effective evaluation of your skin, consider the following.