What is the best hydration effect at the age of 21?

People are still relatively young at the age of 21, and their skin quality should be very good at this time, so you must drink more water and pay attention to keeping your skin hydrated. The skin does not need too much care at this time. However, some people who love beauty will choose to use some cosmetics to hydrate their skin. If you want to hydrate your skin, you must choose the right cosmetics. Let’s learn about it below.

1. Pay attention to your diet and don’t eat too much spicy food. Drink more water. You should have a regular sleep schedule and pay attention to sun protection.

2. When you have acne, pay attention to anti-inflammation and clean it thoroughly.

3. When washing your face, rub the facial cleanser thoroughly, usually for 30 seconds or 45 seconds. Do not rub your face hard, but use the power of foam.

4. After washing your face, apply some anti-inflammatory toner and massage it briefly. Your hands will probably be hot because you have just come out of the bath, so you can cover them with the temperature of your hands after applying the toner.

5. Then apply some lotion with strong moisturizing and anti-inflammatory effects. You also need to massage while applying it. This will speed up the blood circulation in the face. In addition, the stratum corneum has become rich in water before, so the effect will be better. However, you must stick to the above steps.

6. As for the recommendations of skin care products, they are nothing more than cleansing, moisturizing, hydrating and sun protection.

Hydrating and moisturizing ingredients mainly include water-soluble ingredients and oil-soluble ingredients.

Water-based ingredients

Water-soluble moisturizing ingredients mainly increase the skin's hydration capacity by capturing water molecules.

Oily ingredients

Jojoba oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, macadamia nut oil.

Among so many ingredients, female friends cannot just find any skin care products with this ingredient and use them. They should use them according to their skin age. The matching principles are as follows:

Younger skin

Aqueous ingredients: glycerin, propylene glycol, NMF, PCA-Na, amino acids.

Oily ingredients: jojoba oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, macadamia nut oil, wheat germ oil, avocado oil.

Mature skin

Water-based ingredients: hyaluronic acid, hydrolyzed collagen, provitamin B5, amino acids.

Oily ingredients: Evening primrose oil, borage oil, macadamia nut oil.

(1) Dry skin and thin cuticle: Avoid using fruit acid, vitamin A acid, soap-containing facial cleansers, and emulsified products containing sodium hydroxide and triethanolamine.

(2) Dry skin and thick cuticle: Use facial cleansers containing exfoliating enzymes, salicylic acid, fruit acid, etc.

(3) Dry skin and acne: Take with vitamin A acid and oil-soluble amino acids.

(4) Dry skin and allergies: Avoid fruit acids and use with anti-allergic ingredients.

Kind tips:

Skin care is a long-term job, and young people are advised to upgrade the moisturizing ingredients according to their financial ability. As for the nutrients needed for young skin, skin care products displayed on open shelves are generally very complete.