Skincare routine simple

{{whyLabel}}: Using products not suited for your skin type can cause breakouts or excessive dryness.

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• Wash your face with lukewarm water and a tiny amount of mild soap, then pat dry.
• Wait 60 minutes without applying any products.
• Observe: Shiny all over = Oily; Tight/Flaky = Dry; Shiny T-zone but dry cheeks = Combination; Comfortable/Smooth = Normal.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: You have clearly identified your skin type as Oily, Dry, Combination, or Normal.

{{whyLabel}}: A proper cleanser removes dirt and pollutants without damaging your skin's natural protective barrier.

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• For Oily/Combo skin: Look for a 'Foaming' or 'Gel' cleanser with Salicylic Acid or Niacinamide.
• For Dry/Sensitive skin: Look for a 'Cream' or 'Lotion' cleanser that is 'Sulfate-Free' and 'Fragrance-Free'.
• Ensure the label says 'pH-balanced' (around 5.5).

{{doneWhenLabel}}: You have a cleanser suitable for your specific skin type.

{{whyLabel}}: Moisturizing prevents water loss and keeps the skin resilient against environmental stressors.

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• Look for 'Non-comedogenic' on the label (won't clog pores).
• Seek ingredients like 'Ceramides' (to repair barrier), 'Glycerin', or 'Hyaluronic Acid' (for hydration).
• Oily skin needs lightweight 'Water-gels'; Dry skin needs thicker 'Creams'.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: You have a moisturizer that matches your skin's hydration needs.

{{whyLabel}}: Sun protection is the most effective anti-aging step, preventing 90% of visible skin changes and UV damage.

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• Ensure it is 'Broad-Spectrum' (protects against UVA and UVB).
• Choose SPF 30 or higher.
• For sensitive skin, look for 'Mineral' filters like Zinc Oxide or Titanium Dioxide.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: You have a daily sunscreen you are comfortable wearing every morning.

{{whyLabel}}: To ensure you don't have an undiagnosed allergy or sensitivity to the new ingredients.

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• Apply a small amount of each product to the inside of your forearm or behind the ear.
• Wait 24 hours without washing the area.
• Check for redness, itching, or burning.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: No adverse reaction occurs after 24 hours.

{{whyLabel}}: Prepares and protects your skin for the day ahead.

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• Step 1: Rinse with lukewarm water (or use cleanser if oily).
• Step 2: Apply a pea-sized amount of moisturizer to slightly damp skin.
• Step 3: Apply 1/4 teaspoon (two-finger rule) of sunscreen to face and neck.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: Morning routine completed before leaving the house.

{{whyLabel}}: Removes the day's accumulation of dirt, oil, and sunscreen to allow skin repair.

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• Step 1: Massage cleanser onto wet skin for 60 seconds, then rinse thoroughly.
• Step 2: Apply moisturizer to damp skin to lock in hydration overnight.
• Note: Do NOT use sunscreen at night.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: Evening routine completed before sleep.

{{whyLabel}}: It takes approximately 28 days for new skin cells to reach the surface; results are not instant.

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• Stick to the basic steps every single day.
• Avoid adding 'active' ingredients (like Retinol or Vitamin C) during this first month.
• Keep a simple photo log (Day 1 vs Day 28) to track progress.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: 28 days of consistent morning and night care completed.