Steam, Exfoliation What Comes First.

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Aim K.

Sep 16, 2013

Aim K.

What's the right order of perfect skincare?

Sylvone R.

Sep 16, 2013

Sylvone R.

I steam my face first it opens up my pores and then exfoliate to get deep in those suckers I hate pores lol.

Etienne S.

Sep 16, 2013

Etienne S.

steam then exfoliate. :)

S Y.

Sep 16, 2013

S Y.

Steam first :)

Alyssa G.

Sep 16, 2013

Alyssa G.

Yep, steam then exfoliate!

Jules D.

Sep 16, 2013

Jules D.

Please be careful with how you steam!! If the steam is too close you your face you will get dilated capillaries ( red lines) and almost a burnt look to your face dehydrating the tissue! So the steamers where you get you face in a little half box is no good and please don't stand above a boiling pot if water!! It should be at least 15 inches from your face! I'm an esthetician and I see damage from home steaming a lot. Happy facial :)

Aim K.

Sep 17, 2013

Aim K.

Thank you girls :)

and @jules thanks sweety, I only gently steam my face, hot not boiled water in the bath :) thank you though for your advice

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