LUIERE BEAUTY BLOG
What happens when you sleep with make up on?
So, you come home after a long day and you are tempted to fall asleep without removing your make up. However, if you realise what you are doing to your skin, you might think twice about it!
Oily skin: Fact or fiction? Top 5 oily skin myths busted!
Advanced skin care professionals often warn against these top mistakes that could be making your skin worse. Make sure you are not falling for any of these oily skin care myths!
Skin care tips for winter
During the winter, harsh winds, dry air, and heaters take a toll on your skin. For every degree drop in temperature, your body produces around 10% less oil and moisture...
Acne skin care: Why hydration is so important for acne-prone skin…
Most acne products focus on drying up pimples, and many of the ingredients tend to be harsh on the skin. This causes acne-prone skin to become dryer over time. This may seem beneficial in the short-term, but in the long-term it is actually doing the opposite to what your skin needs, leaving you with more problems!
What happens to your skin when you are flying in a plane?
Our skin is typically comfortable when the humidity levels are between 40-70%. However, when we travel by plane, in most cases the humidity is around 20%. This is less than half of what our skin is used to...
Top 8 mistakes when using facial sheet masks
Mistake #1: Not cleansing your face before masking
Your face may look clean but it could have a build-up of oil, dirt, bacteria and even traces of make up on your skin...
Face masks types: Differences between sheet masks, cream masks, clay masks and peel-off masks…
Cream masks are rich solutions that can be applied to the face by spreading a layer over the face, leaving it on for the suggested duration, rinsing it off afterwards, and following that with a moisturiser. Due to the richness of cream masks...
Gold in skin care? Why the luxury ingredient could actually be bad for your skin…
Many luxury skin care brands like to include forms of gold in their products, but is it actually good for our skin?