DON’T LET YOURSELF GO WRINKLY AND CRINKLY!

Part 1—So what is the best way to wash your face?—

Always, of course, use the Warsh Cloth. That’s a given. And I would say that—but it means you’re starting with a clean slate and doing the best to keep your skin looking youthful and beautiful forever.

You’re using fresh, clean water to clean your skin and not adding the drying chemicals or preservatives that are in most cleansers. Your skin is clean—you’ve washed away all grime and makeup with only water. And you’ve left your complexion fresh and bare—ready to accept and absorb the moisturizing ingredients in your serums and creams. These should be all natural, of course—try the Maxine Warsh Black Label range.

Tips to make sure you’re washing your face correctly:

1) Don’t use hot or cold water on your face.

Go for warm or lukewarm—the extremes of temperature on your face tend to cause broken capillaries and dry it out.

2) Another tip is to use a clean towel. Obviously, you can’t be washing your towels every day—so use a clean corner of one towel or keep hand towels as your personal face towels, and flip them over, use the corners or other small areas—so that you’re drying with a clean towel. And don’t rub—just tap lightly with a towel if you need to.

3) Because… you need to be putting on your serum or moisturizer immediately, onto your still damp skin. Your skin will drink it up—and your complexion will be moist and look better for it. In fact, do this everywhere—when you step out of the bath or shower, blot lightly and add moisturizer all over to give your skin an immediate moist boost (especially in the cool months, when drying heaters and furnaces are running!).

4) Another useful tip is to be sure you brush and clean your teeth before you clean your face—so you don’t get product all over or on top of your moisturizer.

5) Finally—if you’re wearing a mask, give your complexion a WARSH Cloth WARSH(!) when you remove it or as soon after as possible to help keep your skin clean and fresh, clear away oil and other buildup, and avoid breakouts!