Ivie -Your Wellness and Beauty Consultant

25/06/2023

Dry Skin and Acne

Can dry skin develop acne

Yes, dry skin can contribute to the development of acne. Although acne is commonly associated with oily skin, it can also occur in individuals with dry skin.😭😭
🎯Lack of moisture in the skin can lead to dehydration which causes the skin to produce excess sebum (oil) as a compensatory mechanism. This excess oil can clog the pores and lead to the formation of acne lesions, such as whiteheads, blackheads, and pimples.

🎯Additionally, dry skin tends to have a weaker protective barrier, making it more susceptible to irritation and inflammation.
🎯Harsh skincare products, such as those containing alcohol or strong exfoliants, can strip away the skin's natural oils, causing dryness and triggering acne flare-ups.

so yes, Don't be shocked when you begin to have acne..if you have dry skin.. it's possible and natural 🥰

skin care by Ivie🥰

25/06/2023

First of all,if you interested in this,kindly send me a message on WhatsApp -08102302107
This is for the 2nd batch of the free skin care training
I got a lot of persons asking why I chose to do this training on WhatsApp,that is because WhatsApp group is more easier to be used for training because you can easily record voicenotes and share videos with everyone at once,so if that's not okay by you don't mind joining, I'm giving you this knowledge free of charge without anyone paying me

Because I have had my own share of skin issues and I have learnttje proven way to tackle skin issues and one of the way to start tackling your skin issues is to first of all identify your skin type and I will be teaching you for free
THERE are some other key points of what you will be learn from me
🎯 How to know your skin type
🎯 How to choose the right p products for your skin
🎯 Bad skin ingredients to avoid in skincare
🎯 How UV rays can affect badly
🎯 how to tackle different skin challenges that you may be facing

Below is some before &after pictures on my proven method on how she conquered skin challenges without bleaching.I want to teach you the same
To be part of the skin care training 💌💌, send a message to 08102302107

23/06/2023

Today,let me explain what I mean when is say "Use a non-comodegenic product" to you 😁

"Non-comodegenic" is used to describe products that are formulated in a way that minimizes the likelihood of clogging pores and causing acne or breakouts, Therefore a non-comodegenic product typically contain ingredients that are less likely to contribute to the formation of comedones such as black heads or whiteheads

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ivy🥂

21/06/2023

For those of you who usually say this "When I started using that cream, I darkened".

(Apparently after you switched from a bleaching cream to a nature based cream).

Let me explain to you how bleaching creams work.

Those bleaching creams have chemicals in them that are targeted towards suppressing melanin production.

Melanin is what gives us the dark pigment on our skin and it helps to protect us from the harmful effect of the sun.

Even fair people have it. It's only albinos who don't.

As you rub those bleaching cream melanin is suppressed and you appear whiter.

Your skin becomes more sensitive when you step out under the sun you begin to have burning sensation that eventually leave you with sun burnt skin.

Some people understand the game and try to stay out of the sun, moving from air-conditioned house to air-conditioned office.

Then those who can't afford this lifestyle yet will still go and start bleaching and be jumping bike like me 😂

Once you stop that your bleaching cream the melanin suppressed comes rushing back to the surface of your skin giving you all the doses of melanin you have missed, Hence the darkening.

I love to call it FACTORY RESET 😂

Well the truth is, try switching from a chemically based product to any safe nature based product.

Let's even start with something like Ori (Shea butter) you will get dark.

But with time your skin begins to get replenished from the nature based nutrients, then it begins to get healthier and glow.

You will not get white, but you will glow in your own skin and your skin will be brighter too.

White skin can never be equated with healthy glowing skin.

Remember your skin is the only thing that starts life with you and stays with you forever so take good care of it.

You can't change it like you change your clothes or shoes.

Also whatever you apply on your skin sips through your pores into your blood stream and circulated in your body so beyond the skin damage the chemicals can damage your organs

21/06/2023

What do I do if I have ACNE?

Acne is a common skin condition that becomes clogged with oil and dead skin cells leading to the formation of pimples, blackheads, whiteheads and so on
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1 Avoid touching your face

2 Don't squeeze or pick at your pimples

3 Use non- comodegenic products

4 Avoid excessive sun exposure

5 Establish a consistent skincare routine

6 Apply Tropical treatment containing acne-fighting ingredients like benzoyl, peroxide, salicylic acid ;-They unclog pores , reduce inflammation and prevent new break out

7 moisturise with an oil free moisturizer

8 Apply a non comodegenic sunscreen to prevent acne scars from darkening

10/06/2023

This is why I always recommend ORIFLAME FEMINELLE INTIMATE WASH. It is super safe for every lady📌

28/04/2023

If u're looking for a mineral sunscreen..you can try this out👇

22/04/2023

Good morning fam..🌞

Check out the causes of hyperpigmentation 👇👇

Decide what to do to reduce your hyperpigmentations 🤞

16/04/2023

A basic skin care routine is washing or cleansing your face ..
Hope u've been doing it the right way?

14/04/2023

Always use SPF‼️👌
Always use SPF‼️‼️👌
Always use SPF‼️‼️‼️👌

While we love the sun for its warming rays, it’s not always doing our skin any favours. Sunlight is the number one cause of hyperpigmentation and dark spots, as well as skin-ageing like wrinkles and crow’s feet.
The harmful UV Rays is capable of causing us lots and lots of skin and Health damages , ranging from Pre mature aging to Cancer…

Make a habit of wearing SPF daily if exposed to direct daylight, even on cloudy days

Send a message to learn more