Skinroutine for a perfect make-up

Facials: a clean affair

The first step in preparing the skin for makeup is to cleanse your skin in the morning and evening. It's the basis for perfect makeup. Bacteria, talcum powder and pollution can clog pores during the day. The skin can only absorb make-up and skincare if it is clean. Regular and deep cleansing is both a preparation for skin care and make-up.

Facial: the serum as a thirst quencher for the skin

After cleansing comes hydration, especially for dry skin. Makeup settles into fine lines and wrinkles and can crack the skin. The serum can prevent this due to its high concentration of moisturizing ingredients. Only with sufficiently hydrated skin is makeup able to look perfect and natural.

Facials: the right application

Dry skin leads to uneven makeup. For optimal skin care, it is important to use serums as well as creams. So your task is to moisturize without clogging pores. Using the right dose is important to get a good result. The cream should be completely absorbed and leave no greasy residue on the skin.

To achieve perfect makeup, it is recommended to use one cream for the day and one for the night. The skin needs different active ingredients, depending on the time of day. A good day cream moisturizes, protects from the sun and is a base for makeup. At night, on the other hand, the skin regenerates: the skin's metabolism increases, the skin is better supplied with blood and cell damage is repaired. A good night cream nourishes and promotes regeneration.

Our Diadermine tip for a perfect and natural make-up

• Drink water: Without moisture, our skin becomes pale. Drinking plenty of water makes the skin visibly firmer and stronger.
• Sleep: Doctors and scientists agree that getting a good night's sleep is the best medicine for beautiful skin. During sleep, a hormone is released that regulates the regeneration of skin cells.
• Playing sports: Exercise and sport stimulate blood circulation, which encourages the skin to regenerate.
• Protect yourself from the sun: Watch out for the sun! Excessive UV radiation damages the skin. And can lead to pigmentary disorders such as age spots and an increased risk of skin cancer.
• Hand washing: Hands are covered with countless bacteria and germs. Every time we touch our face, we distribute them on the skin. Therefore: wash your hands regularly and make sure you don't touch your face constantly.