Welcome to my hub on Skin Care Proucts. I've also created a large hub on Skin Care Products here. On that Skin Care Product hub, I've discussed the products you'll use in detail. If you'd like to learn more about cleansers, exfoliants, moisturizers and other things, you may enjoy that hub.

On this hub, I'd like to discuss facial benefits, skin types and ingredients in skin care products.

I'm a licensed Skin Care Specialist. My book "Skin Care Student, Q & A" can be found at my web site: SkinCareStudent.com

With the proper Skin Care Products for your skin type, you can make a difference in the way your skin both looks and feels.

Some of the benefits of getting a facial are:

• deep cleansing
• clear pores of debris

• rehydrate the skin
• exfoliate your skin
• help target concern areas

A facial can help the skin stay healthy in appearance!

When you choose your skin care products, it's important you choose them based on your skin type. Your skin type is oil, normal and dry(lack of oil).Your skin type is not changable. You were born with it. A skin condition is changable such as dehydration (lack of water), or sensitized skin.

Many people use the wrong products for their skin type. Get a proper skin analysis from an esthetician(skin care specialist) or dermatologist, so that you can make sure you're using the right skin care products for your skin!

Have you ever turned a skin care product over to look at the list of ingredients? The list of ingredients is listed showing which ingredient there is the most of on the top of the list, to the least on the bottom of the list. If you're product is promoting that it's full of an ingredient you're looking for, turn that bottle over and make sure it's near the top!

Ingredients in cosmetics not only work with your skin, but some of those ingredients are there to hold the product together, make it spread easier, soften the skin, give it fragrance, or act as a perservative. They can act to calm the skin, or even carry other products.

What's in your skin care products?

Did you know that in 1952, the FDA banned misleading claims in products!

Did you know?

Some companies use aloe vera in their products in place of water!