How to Get Clear Skin in 20 Days

I will not talk about acne/oily-skin/anti-open-pore products. I assume you have tried many of the products available on the market.

I would suggest you follow a natural based skin care routine that is actually simple to follow. It will show you how to clean, tone, exfoliate, and moisturize your skin. This will gently remove excess oil and impurities that clog pores – which leads inflammation and pimples (bumps) – and clean the skin to help prevent future inflammation and pimples.

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I also noticed that you have excess pigmentation - it may be due to some sort of hormonal imbalance, you should speak to your doctor, as he might have to adjust your dosage or start you on medication.

Hormonal imbalances can lead to this condition. You should have a hormonal blood test done and work with your doctor in obtaining a balance. This will also help immensely with your oily skin problem.

Here's the thing: it is not that skin care routine is overly complicated, it is that we are offered thousands of products promising this effect and that improvement that we only end up being confused. The best skin care tip I can ever give you is: stick to the four basic steps to clean, healthy, radiant skin.

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Before you consider establishing a routine, make sure you know your skin type.

4 steps of skin care routine?

• Cleansing
• Toning
• Exfoliating
• Moisturizing

1 - Cleansing

Cleansing is the first step because it sets the stage for all other skin regimes. Cleansing does what the name says: cleanses. It removes dirt, impurities, dust, and excess skin oil.

When using a cleanser, you should rub the face gently and in upwards motion. Cleansers are generally used twice a day: in the morning and in the evening.

To step it up a notch, add a facial steam into this routine for even more thorough cleansing. Facial steams open clogged pores and allow for impurities to leave them more easy.

2 - Toning

Toner doesn't only tone the skin, it helps remove extra dirt and impurities left behind by the cleanser. Toner is not a mandatory part of skin care routine, it is enough to use it once or twice a week.

If you are exposed to harsh condition or extra dust, use it then. Facial toners prepare the face for step #4, moisturizing.

3 - Exfoliating

As toner, facial exfoliants are not to be used on a daily basis. They can be used once a week and that is plenty. Exfoliants slough off the dead skin cells to expose the new, rejuvenated, radiant skin.

To make sure you are getting the results you want, use gentle exfoliants, and again, don't rub excessively.

4 - Moisturizing

This is the last, but most important step. It is an imperative you moisturize your skin daily. All of the other steps mentioned lead up to this one, and if this one is skipped, well, you might as well skip them all.

Lack of moisture leads to dry skin. Dry skin in and of itself is not such a big problem but drying out the naturally moist skin leads to its aging, appearance of wrinkles, and overall lifeless look and feel of the skin.

Moisturizer provides best effects when applied on moist skin so wash your face really quick and apply it.

Below is the effect you may expect:

This is basically all you need to know in order to establish a good skin care routine. Don't forget to stay away from sun, and invest in either good natural skin care products or good ingredients to make on your own..

Hope you’ll find this information helpful!