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8 beauty tips to get glowing, flawless skin

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Achieving flawless skin doesn’t happen overnight. It requires consistent care and a little TLC.

Radiant skin comes from within, which means putting in the effort: swap out soda for water, never skip sunscreen (#always), and make sure to spend those extra five minutes removing your makeup before bed—no excuses.

Don’t worry about how to get luminous, vibrant skin. We’re here to share some top beauty tips to help you along the way!

Good Eating Habits

Beautiful skin starts from the inside out. It’s not just about makeup or even skincare products; it’s about what you nourish your body with.

Even a queen needs her dark, leafy greens. So, a diet filled with salty and sugary processed foods? Not the best idea.

And yes, even dairy (including organic) can contribute to breakouts because the hormones in milk can trigger your oil glands and pores.

Here are some skin-friendly foods to include in your diet:

  1. Antioxidant-rich foods (to combat free radicals that age your skin) – Think blueberries, kale, and dark chocolate.
  2. Foods high in omega-3s and fatty acids (to keep skin smooth and supple) – Include fish, chia seeds, and walnuts.

So, say a big N-O to soda (grab a seltzer instead), potato chips (or opt for those made with avocado oil), and candy (because it can’t be Halloween every day).

Hydration, Hydration, Hydration!

You might not be a mermaid, but water should be your best friend.

If most of your hydration comes from soda or coffee, it’s time for a change.

Water helps flush out toxins that cause inflammation and blemishes—so when you’re dehydrated, breakouts are more likely.

Water keeps your skin healthy, smooth, and plump!

Yes, moisturizers help, but if you want lasting results, make water a regular part of your routine.

For instance, if you love soda, try flavored seltzer water (we’re fans of pink grapefruit). Some juices are packed with sugar, so try a water bottle with a diffuser—fill it with fresh watermelon or pineapple for natural flavor without the additives.

Cheers to hydrated skin!

Beauty Sleep is Real

There’s a reason why eight hours of sleep is the magic number.

Not only does sleep help you feel refreshed, but it’s also crucial for your skin.

We’re not saying to spend all day in bed, but try to cut back on those late-night TV binges or all-nighters. Your skin will thank you.

Beyond dark circles, regular sleep helps reduce fine lines. Without enough sleep, your body produces stress hormones that break down collagen, the protein that keeps your skin smooth and elastic.

So, aim for a solid eight hours of sleep each night.

Sunscreen: A Non-Negotiable

Public enemy number one: the sun.

We all love lounging in the sun by the water, but don’t forget your wide-brimmed hat and SPF.

Skipping sunscreen leads to premature aging, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation.

With so many options available, from sprays to lotions and SPF-infused CC creams, there’s really no excuse for not protecting your skin.

And remember, winter doesn’t give you a pass—UV damage happens year-round.

The Key to Clear Skin

Wash. Your. Face.

Washing your face before bed removes all the dirt, oil, and germs you’ve accumulated throughout the day.

This includes germs from your phone, touching your face, and even stray hairs.

Not washing your face leads to clogged pores, irritation, and breakouts. And if you wear makeup, the stakes are even higher.

If you’ve had a night out or gone all out with your makeup, start with makeup wipes to break down the surface layer before washing your face thoroughly.

We love our Acne Control Scrub, which combines salicylic acid with our signature Apricot Scrub to reduce breakouts and keep your skin glowing.

Keep Your Tools Clean

For flawless skin, your makeup brushes and tools need to be clean.

You can do everything right—eat well, hydrate, cleanse—but it won’t matter if you’re using dirty brushes.

Think about how much bacteria builds up on your brushes if you’ve never cleaned them.

Clean your foundation and concealer brushes daily or every other day, and aim to clean the rest bi-weekly. Use a makeup wipe to remove excess product between washes.

Also, after washing your face, always dry it with a clean towel. Otherwise, you’re undoing all your hard work.

So, follow your mama’s advice: have one body towel and a matching hand-and-face towel. #washweekly

Don’t Skip Moisturizer

In a perfect world, we’d all have time for a full beauty routine every day. But in reality, that’s not always possible. If you have to skip a step, make sure it’s not your moisturizer.

Moisturizer creates a barrier of hydration between your skin and makeup, helping to prevent dryness.

One of our favorites is our Renewing Collagen Elastin Moisturizer, which ensures your makeup applies smoothly.

Say “yes” to a dewy glow and embrace your moisturizer!

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