SGC Cosmotech

The next morning I included the SGC Mask to my morning routine.I have never felt so confident about myself.

"My entire face never felt so baby soft and smooth"

"My husband was shocked when I showed him. He couldn’t stop checking me out. We were fascinated by the immediate results. The real convincing factor was my husband asking if he could try it.”

Massage Your Face While Cleansing and Moisturizing

Instead of a quick cleanse, rinse and slather, take your time while cleansing and moisturizing your face.

When you take the time to gently massage your products into your face before rinsing, you’re able to boost circulation and create a fresher-looking complexion.

They say you are what you eat...

so it only makes sense that what you put in your body affects what it looks like on the outside.

“Having a healthy diet is important to provide all the nutrients that protect the skin from aging and harmful free radicals,” says Dr. Fazah.

“Go for foods with a high content of Omega 3, 6, and 9 as well as antioxidants. Eat lots of nuts like walnuts and almonds, fruits (red ones like pomegranates, grapes, tomatoes, and strawberries are the best), vegetables (load up on carrots and bell peppers), and berries like goji and blueberries.”

Apply Moisturizer After Cleansing

Cleansing your skin is a great start but without moisturizing it directly after, you’re missing a vital skin-care step.

When you apply moisturizer while your skin is still slightly damp post-cleanse, you’re able to seal in that moisture to help promote all-day hydration.

Don't Forget To Relax...

If you thrive on stress to get your job done, consider what it’s doing to your skin...

“The latest research has revealed that stress is a major aging factor for our skin – and entire body for that matter,” explains dermatologist Dr. Stephanie Williams. “In today’s modern world, we are exposed to an almost constant assault of low-level stress. This can lead to a persistent elevation of stress hormones, including the incredibly aging stress hormone called cortisol.”

In fact, cortisol has even been referred to as the “death hormone”. “Studies have confirmed that high levels of cortisol are even linked to our faces looking older because it can have a negative effect on the collagen and elastin fibers, which make our skin plump and smooth,” adds Dr. Williams.