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We know how a bad skin day feels – it can totally ruin everything. Take charge of your life by first understanding what your skin needs. But before you do that, you need to know what skin type you have – which is basically how your skin looks and feels. Your skin type is also determined by the levels of oil and water in your skin and by how dry or moisturized it is. But this can change gradually throughout your lifetime.

How do you know which serum is better or will work for you? It’s almost impossible to know unless you’re a chemist. The next step after understanding your skin is to be skincare smart by making a habit of reading the labels or the ingredient list at the back of your bottle or tube. While every skin may react differently to various ingredients, it is still good to know some of the basic ingredients that work for your skin condition.

When it comes to our own skin, we seem to think we’re on top of the game. Surely we know everything that’s going on with our skin. When we see shine on our faces, we immediately look for products that are for oily skin, only to find out much later on that the products aren’t exactly working out for you. Don’t blame it on the products.

You probably know the basic skincare steps but somewhere in the middle, things can get somewhat muddled. If you have experienced your product flaking or “balling” off during application, chances are, you most likely got the order wrong. The proper order in which you apply your skincare products is essential in ensuring that your skin receives the full benefits of each product. Here’s how to layer your products day and night.

Cleansing may be the most basic step in any skincare routine but there’s more to this first step than just applying cleansing soap on the face and then washing it off with water. Washing your face is vital in removing dirt and oil (and makeup) every day

Good skin starts with good habits and that means getting the basics of skincare essentials right and knowing what and when to use them. Noob or not, here’s a refresh on the basics of what you should be using every day.