How to fake a summer glow with the right antioxidants
If you’re looking to get glowing skin, antioxidants are a great place to start. After a long winter sometimes our skin looks dull, feels rough and is missing the ‘je ne sais quoi’ it has after summer. You don’t need to get a tan or travel to get back its smooth, youthful radiance. With the right products and four easy steps your skin can look positively luminous.
1. Cleanse
A cleanser can help clear pores and remove residue. Garnier SkinActive’s Refreshing Remover Cleansing Towelettes with grape water help cleanse and soften the skin. The refreshing gel removes oil and residue which ensures that your skin is. This ensures that you’re on your way to glowing skin because oil and dirt particles aren’t hiding from your soon-to-be bright complexion.
2. Exfoliate
Exfoliation is key to attaining glowing skin. That’s because it removes dead surface skin cells that may be making your skin look dull. Attain soft skin by using Garnier SkinActive’s Clean+ Invigorating Daily Scrub. It’s a gentle yet effective scrub with jojoba beads that can help minimize the appearance of pores. The formula is also infused with peppermint extract which can instantly energize skin for an glowing complexion.
3. Brighten Dark Spots
If you have dark spots they may be taking away from your desired complexion. Try Garnier SkinActive’s Clearly Brighter Dark Spot Corrector. It contains Vitamin C which can help even skin tone and reduce the appearance of dark spots over time with continued use.
4. Protect With SPF
Now that you’ve gotten glowing skin with the first three steps it’s important to protect it so that it can maintain its radiance. Garnier SkinActive’s Clearly Brighter Brightening and Smoothing Moisturizer SPF 15 with Vitamin C & E, and gentle exfoliating Lipo-Hydroxyl Acid (LHA) has a light non-greasy formula and helps protect your skin from sun damage. The formula also contains antioxidants which help protect your skin from free radicals and can help you achieve a brighter and smoother appearance .
