How do I find my original skin tone?
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How do I find my original skin tone?
To determine your skin tone, observe the color of your nail bed or pinch the skin under your arm (or any place the sun never shines). Does the tone tend to appear more reddish-orange, reddish-blue, pinkish-blue, peachy or yellowish? Once that’s determined, you’ll have a benchmark for your natural skin tone.
How can I get the same skin tone all over my body?
How to even your skin tone, step-by-step
- Exfoliate. It is super important to exfoliate your skin, as it helps liberate dead skin cells, revealing a fresh new layer of radiant skin, says Gohara.
- Use a brightening serum (preferably with vitamin C)
- Try a glycolic peel.
- Use a moisturizer with SPF.
Why is my skin tone uneven?
One of the more common causes of an uneven skin tone is hyperpigmentation, wherein the skin overproduces a pigment called melanin. Hyperpigmentation issues may be more likely to affect people with dark skin due to their stronger skin pigmentation.
How can I restore the original skin tone?
To restore the original skin tone, it is best to choose natural remedies that are safe, effective and affordable. These include the following: Lemon juice has bleaching properties that help restore natural skin tone.
How to even skin tone on face?
How to even skin tone on face 1 Drink lots of water. : Water not only helps in cleansing your skin from the inside out,… 2 Use Sunscreen during day time. : The most common cause for an uneven skin tone is sun damaged skin. 3 Do exercises regularly. : Exercises not only keep you healthy and slim,… 4 Exfoliating your skin. : Dead skin cells,…
Why is it important to determine your skin tone?
The wrong foundation, concealer, bronzer or blush can turn you into an orange clown or uncanny porcelain doll if you aren’t careful. Your makeup needs to blend seamlessly with your natural skin tone at the jawline to avoid looking unnatural or ‘caked’, and determining your skin tone is paramount for accomplishing this task.
What’s causing your skin tone to be uneven?
There are many causes of an uneven skin tone, the first step is to identify what’s causing the issue. “The most common one is due to sun exposure,” says Dr. Laura Scott, Miami-based board-certified dermatologist and lifestyle blogger.