What is your beauty regimen?

hi lovelyn__medrano to have pretty skin you must eat your
veggies and fruits, lo fat milk, protein, whole grain foods'
and green tea.also get plenty of exercise and some sun and
'to be sure you get enought vitamins take multivitamins also use sun screen on your skin when outside for any length.And do wash your face at bedtime and use mosturizer often. You have good health you have good skin too.My skin is normal and is nice looking and I am 82 so it can be done.

Genetics have a lot to do with it. I have combination skin, which is not fun. It's mostly oily with a few dry patches. I have acne mostly under control now, but I had so many breakouts over the years (I'm 23) that my face is covered in acne scars, which I cover with makeup.
The regimen I have that keeps it under control is St. Ives Apricot Scrub (blemish and blackhead control) whenever I shower (usually at night), along with Clearasil Pore Cleansing pads (with salicylic acid) and benzoyl peroxide ointment before bed. Then I wash in the morning with Ponds Deep Cleanser & Makeup Remover with Cucumber extract.

I have very good skin and for me I think it is pure luck and genetics, I don't do anything to maintain it.

Sometimes I feel guilt when other women lecture me and say it won't stay that way forever and I should be cleansing toning and moisturising and so I try a few products - all the products help. My skin is clear normally and with no lines however the products just seem to make it smoother and brighter.

Also now that I've been eating healthier and drinking lots of water I've noticed my skin has improved as well. I think a drinking enough water will improve most people's skin a great deal.

I have a fairly normal skin. This I think I achieve because of my beauty regimen. In the morning before I go out, I wash my face with my choice of facial cleanser, put toner, moisturizer and top it with sunblock. And in the evening, I clean my face with an astringent first, wash it with cleanser, and then put moisturizer. That has been my daily habit. I read somewhere that when you are in you already in your mid-20s, it is very important that you start applying moisturizer since the collagen production of our skin decreases thus it lessens the elasticity of our skin and eventually causes wrinkles. At 31, mostly say that I look young at my age.:)

i know why others have perfectly smooth, clear skin. i once had it then lost it. fortunately i found out how to get it back.

they say if there is nothing wrong with it: don't fix it. i love reading and came across a lot of beauty tips and even marketing materials that, even to a well-informed person, is quite too much not to follow and get lost in. till i realized my limitations and went back to the very same products i had been using ever since: the almost pure as the breath of an angel products mostly found in the johnson's and johson's line. now, all is well...