Basic Skincare Routine

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Build your routine with Ulta Beauty's top-rated products and our guide on skincare layering.

- Cleanser

- Toner (optional)

- Serum(s)

- Eye Cream

- Spot Treatment (optional)

- Moisturizer

- Sunscreen (Daytime only)

Enhance your routine with these additional products from Ulta Beauty.

- Masks: Use masks 1-2 times a week for targeted treatments (e.g., hydrating, clarifying).

- Spot Treatments: Apply directly to areas with blemishes or hyperpigmentation as needed.

Tips

- Patch Test: Always patch test new products to check for allergic reactions.

- Hydration: Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated from within.

- Diet and Lifestyle: Maintain a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle for overall skin health.

- Consistency is Key: Stick to your routine and be patient. It can take several weeks to see noticeable improvements.

- Listen to Your Skin: Adjust your routine based on how your skin responds. Introduce new products one at a time to monitor their effects.

By following these steps, you can build a skincare routine that suits your needs and helps you achieve your skin goals.


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Frequently asked questions

Get the answers from the best beauty experts in the business.

Normal skin is balanced—not too oily or dry—making it highly receptive to anti-aging products. The goal is proactive maintenance to preserve this equilibrium and prevent future damage.

Yes. The skin on the neck and chest is thinner and has fewer oil glands. Extend your facial skincare (especially sunscreen and moisturizer) to these areas, and consider using richer creams specifically formulated for the body.

Gels are typically lighter and better for daytime use, dehydration, and puffiness (often containing caffeine). Creams are richer and better for nighttime to target dryness and wrinkles.

Yes, but its delivery systems are smarter. Time-released salicylic acid and encapsulated formulas provide effective pore-clearing benefits with less potential for irritation and dryness, making it safer for aging skin.

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