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5 Budget-Friendly Tips for Perfect Prom Skin

Writer's picture: Kati LuknowskyKati Luknowsky

If your skin is freaking out about prom as much as you are, fear not! We have some great tips for you to sail smoothly into prom season with sensational skin.


1) 🛌 Stop wearing make-up to bed & wash your sheets, regularly. We've all heard it - and for good reason! Make-up is already hard on our skin; leaving it on overnight compacts it into our pores and inhibits healthy oxygen exchange. Sleeping on a dirty pillowcase is no different. Remove bacteria and give your face a fresh place to land.


2) 🍭🚫 •💧✅Limit sugar intake & drink more water. High sugar intake can contribute to blemishes and hormonal imbalances that can cause them. Reduce sugar and increase water intake to improve overall inflammation and breakouts.


3) 🧴Invest in skin care over make-up & get comfortable with 1 or 2 products. Keep your routine simple but consistent. A cleanser, serum, and moisturizer are often enough, even for the most problem skin types. Makeup lasts one night; invest in your skin - it's yours for life!


4) 🫧🫧Start double cleansing, especially at night. Don't forget to moisturize. Cleanse once to get all the gunk off, then again to deep clean your skin, especially when wearing makeup. Many people think that they do not need to moisturize when their skin is already oily. Wrong! Control oiliness and maintain a healthy moisture barrier with the right amount of moisture for you.


5) 🧖‍♀️ Get a facial (or two) 1-2 months before the big day. Not only is a facial like a workout for your skin; it is a great opportunity to try out a range of products to see what you like before purchasing your home care routine. Additionally, aestheticians have training in peels, extractions, and mixology that you just can't get at home.


Try an iS Clinical Red Carpet Facial for a clear, firm, illuminated complexion. ❤️❤️


BONUS TIP!

No more picking at pimples! Avoid it at all costs as it interrupts healing, introduces infection to the area, and can contribute to scarring.




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