Here are the top 5 Skincare Tips for Asian and Indian Skin

All skin types and skin tones are unique and this includes Indian and Asian skin. By using the correct homecare skin routine, those with both Indian and Asian skin will have skin that is less pigmentated, more even-toned, brighter, hydrated, and less prone to spots, pimples and acne.

• Using the correct cleanser at home is vital. A gentle, unscented cleanser will remove the dirt and oil that builds up more frequently in south Asian skin tone. However, it is vital that those with south-eastern or eastern Asian skin, use a skin cleanser that works well with their own skin type and tone. Look for reputable skin therapists or dermatologists to help you decide. You may feel your skin could is dry, oily, sensitive, compromised or congested, but to be sure, you should speak to a local skin specialist, such as Skin Revision or a dermatologist.

 

• Toner: Following on from the correct cleanser, you should then seek out the appropriate skin toner. Again, after speaking to your local Skin Clinic, you will be able to find the right skin toner for Indian or Asian skin. Toners are important, as they can help balance the skin’s pH levels. They also help remove any dirt or oil that may still remain after the cleansing procedure. The ideal toners would contain ingredients that are soothing to your skin such as chamomile or green tea. These will calm yourIndian or southern Asian skin.

 

• Serum: Indian and Asian skin is prone to uneven skin texture or pigmentation (shown up as dark spots). Serums that are approved by a local skin specialist in your area, will recommend a specific serum for your skin type and skin tone. The serum should contain ingredients such as vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, or niacinamide. These ingredients will help minimise pigmentation, and uneven skin texture, as well as hydrate.

 

 

• Moisturiser: A moisturiser for any skin is important but particularly for Indian and Asian skin. It has to be part of any approved skincare regime. A moisturiser helps prevent dryness, seal the skin, and keep it hydrated. Those with Asian or Indian skin types should look for moisturisers that are light and non-greasy. This is because thicker moisturisers will clog the skin,s pores which leads to blackheads, acne and pimples.

 

• Suncream: Even though east Asian and Indian skin types are generally darker, the correct suncream is a necessity to help protect the skin. An approved high number sunscreen (SPF) should be applied daily to protect the skin from sun damage and pigmentation. A skin specialist such as Jacqui Bannister at Skin Revision, will be able to advise on a broad-spectrum SPF, that will not irritate your skin type or skin tone. The moisturiser and SPF should be applied daily, whateve the weather. The regime should be carried out before the application of any makeup.

A reputable skin clinic, such as the Skin Revision in Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, should be contacted in order to receive the best advice on skincare, homecare and skin treatments for Indian and Asian skin types and skin tones.

If you are looking for a skin clinic that has expert knowledge in dealing with Indian and Asian skin thanks to their award-winning Indian and Asian skin knowledge of DMK paramedicals), do reach out to the Skin Revision for a skin consultation.

www.skinrevision.uk