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Hi, babes! Emma here, and today we'll be talking about the key differences between face oils and serums. I'm sure many of you are already familiar with what each does, but I'm still here to provide a deeper understanding for those just starting out.  Serums have become a staple in most beauty routines, from hyaluronic acid solutions that reduce the appearance of wrinkles to vitamin Cs that help to promote a more even skin tone. On the other hand, face oil is a more recent subcategory of skincare, yet it is growing in acceptance. Numerous skincare enthusiasts used to object to the idea of using oil to their faces in the past, and yet today jojoba and marula oils are popular choices for those seeking to soften their skin.  Oil and Water Both oil and water are essential for the skin’s proper function. The dermis holds collagen, elastin, and skin water to give the skin a plump and youthful appearance. The epidermis (skin barrier) contains important skin oils in the form of lipi...

Hi, babes! Emma here, and today's topic will be focused on the correct amounts of product one should be using in our routines. We're all familiar with the products we need in our skincare regimes, but how much is enough for each product type? Keep on reading to find out!  Most people currently have a broad idea of which skincare products they should use on a regular basis. Many people additionally use serums, eye creams, face oils, and masks in addition to cleansers, toners, moisturisers, and sunscreen. Are you certain you're using the appropriate amount of skincare, though? To be sure you are, I’m here to offer you my top tips on how much product you should be using for each skincare category, and how to best apply it. I’ll categorise it into cleanser, toner/essence and other liquids, serum, eye treatments, moisturiser, and sunscreen. Let's get cracking then, shall we?  CLEANSER The area of skin on the face is considerably smaller than that on the body. As a necessary ...

  Hi, babes!  Emma here, and today's topic we're tackling is serums. Let's dive right in, shall we?  First of all, what are serums? Serums are silky, light oils that give a concentrated dose of active substances while also locking in moisture. The oil-base isn't overpowering, but it allows the components to permeate the skin's surface, assuring efficacy while also protecting your skin from the effects of daily life.  And what are they for? Everyone's skin is unique, which is why it's so much fun to use a product that's personalised to your specific needs. Acne a problem for you? For that, there is a serum. Do you have dehydrated skin that needs to be hydrated? There's even a serum for that. Using a strong serum before your moisturiser will help you treat your skin the way it was meant to be treated, from fine wrinkles to the most sensitive skin types. Whether you're a seasoned serum user or a novice, here are some serums you could benefit from th...