TREATING AND HAVING A SKINCARE

 Karrie Adjoa Sagoe

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The human skin is the largest barrier against infection according to a study by WEBMD published on the 7th August 2019. Having a skincare routine helps do its  job longer and faster by using the right products to treat any skin condition caused by environmental or hormonal factors.

 acne, dark spots, ageing and fine lines that affect the skin can be treated using organic products. Organic products like turmeric, milk, aloe Vera and a few others help treat these skin conditions.




                                   


                                         


speaking to  dermatologist Augustina Amoah-Aboagye of ITOPEK clinic  “Using the right skin products for your skin determines the effectiveness of these products”. She also said "we have different types of skin, there are dry, oily, and the combination skin. And using the right product for your skin type would reflect on the effectiveness of the product"









She continued , " Try going to the esthetician for a facial once a month. It would help improve and treat your skin problems since the skin repairs itself every 28days"


Dr. Amoah-Aboagye also  told NAFTI news cleansing your face in circular motions twice a day helps remove dirt collected by your skin at the end of the day that can cause breakouts of acne and other skin defects




In the end taking care of your skin with the right products would leave your skin radiant and healthy.



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