It is imperative to include a beauty routine that encompasses your whole body, from your eyes, hair to nails.

Are you the type to only put on makeup once in a blue moon, or do you enjoy collecting new products and playing around with different looks for every occasion? If it's the latter, read the five steps to take your beauty routine to the next level without spending too much time trying out new things.

Care for Other Areas, Not Just Skin

Hair - take time to brush and comb the hair daily, and invest in shampoo & conditioner specific for the type of hair you have. Tie up wet hair after showering using a tightly woven scrunchie or towel, so it doesn't get damaged from exposure to heat. Make sure that when drying, you avoid direct heat near roots and ends and always use a heat protection spray.

Eyes - invest in good quality eye makeup remover and an under-eye concealer that will hydrate your skin to avoid sagging and dark circles over time. Fluid lines near the eyes make them appear saggy so go for gel liners or pencils instead to define without adding weight behind them. 

It is essential to take care of your eyes as they may become sore, red, and puffy, sometimes resulting in headaches. So make sure you incorporate eye creams to moisturize the area around the lash line. 

On the other hand, if you have issues with your eyes like ptosis, your doctor can prescribe ptosis eyedrops to improve your confidence and allow you to embellish your eyes as you like.

Nails - invest in a nail file with multiple abrasive surfaces depending on whether they're natural nails or acrylic tips. Get yourself cuticle oil which you should apply daily after showering to keep moisture levels up and prevent cracking.

Seek an Esthetician Help for the Proper Skin Treatment

The esthetician you are working with should have training in skincare.  They can recommend the right treatment for your skin needs, whether acne scarring, anti-aging treatments, or oil control.  You can also ask them about their education and what they specialize in. 

When undergoing a new procedure, make sure to check the credentials of the esthetician beforehand so that you know how much experience they have.

Do not expect miracles if you are not taking care of your skin. You can do all the procedures that an esthetician offers, but if you continue to smoke or eat poorly, then it will take its toll on your skin in the long run. So, be sure to maintain a healthy lifestyle and proper skincare routine even when getting treated with lasers or other treatments.

The Fewer Products, the Better

Less is more, especially when it comes to beauty. It's okay if you don't feel like applying a ton of makeup or putting lotion on every day. Instead, focus on what makes you happy about your skin and style. In addition, using fewer products will save you time, money, and stress. For example, use a natural cleanser for makeup removal instead of heavy makeup remover wipes or liquid soap. This will leave your skin feeling much cleaner than before.

When it comes to lotion, always go for something lightweight, has great ingredients like shea butter, jojoba oil, or coconut oil without any harmful chemicals. These products won't clog pores which can lead to breakouts. Instead of spending extra money on fancy creams, just use vitamin E capsules as an occasional treatment when needed because this ingredient helps fade scars and smooth out acne scars.

Don't forget about your lips. Lips are one of the first areas people notice when judging appearance, so make sure they stay moisturized too. Go for a lip gloss or chapstick instead of a shade of lipstick if you don't want to spend time adding layers. In addition, with lipgloss, you can have a beautiful shine that will last all day long. So try using fewer products to see how it will affect your beauty routine.

Have Separate Daytime and Nighttime Beauty Routines

Having a separate day and nighttime beauty routine is beneficial for many reasons. The first reason to have different routines is that it prevents overdoing your skincare products, which can irritate the skin or cause breakouts. 

Another benefit of having separate routines is that you will focus on specific areas of the face more thoroughly each time you apply makeup/skincare products.

For example: if you wear foundation in the morning but heavy powder contouring at night, these two activities would require very different application techniques, thus making them easier to do one after the other without rushing. If there are any additional procedures such as hair removal, exfoliation, or cleansing that you do in the morning/evening, then having a separate routine for each will ensure that you do it properly and do not rush.

Uncomplicate Your Routine for Sustainability 

If you stop adding new products to your beauty routine at every turn, it’ll be much easier for you to keep track of what you have and use that up before moving on. This is great for sustainability. Try not to buy anything that doesn't fit your routine for a month. Instead, only buy what you need to replace - if it takes less than two weeks of daily use, consider buying in bulk. 

Use up the products already in your regimen instead of piling on more new stuff.

Conclusion

This post covers the basics of what you need to know to take your beauty routine up a notch. Now, it’s time for you to go out and try these new things on your own. That way, you can write down any extra tips or tricks that work well specifically with your body chemistry. Remember: beauty is not one size fits all; what works great for someone else might not give you the same results. It takes trial and error (and some help from this list), but once you find something that resonates with you, it will change how amazing you feel inside and out.