3 skin care habits that are worth adopting!

Always wash your face before going to bed.

Going to bed with clean skin is a crucial step in skin care. Our skin, just like the rest of our body, rests and repairs itself during the night, and this process will work much better if we cleanse our pores of makeup and other impurities and give our skin the care it needs.

To make your evening routine as effective as possible, you can enrich it with a serum that will additionally ensure that your skin gets exactly what it needs.

If you have oily or combination skin prone to blemishes, L'ADRIA Clarifying serum will deeply cleanse your pores and reduce the appearance of imperfections.

On the other hand, mature skin with the first signs of aging can choose L'ADRIA Rejuvenating oil - an oil with bakuchiol, a plant analogue of retinol, which helps keep your skin youthful.

Don't neglect hydration

Hydration is key to the health of every skin type, and we can hydrate our skin both inside and out - preferably both!

To hydrate your skin from the inside out, make sure to drink 8 glasses of unsweetened fluids - water or tea - every day. You will notice a greater firmness and glow in your skin!

To hydrate the skin from the outside, it is crucial to choose a serum that will deliver moisture to the skin cells themselves, not just to its surface layers. L'ADRIA Instant Revitalizing Serum it does exactly that - with its osmolytic technology, it brings moisture to the very cells of the skin and provides your skin with instant freshness and less visibility of wrinkles!

Protect your skin from the sun.

Although the sun is the source of life, we must keep in mind that it also causes skin damage - as much as 80% of signs of aging are caused by the sun's rays!

When you are in the sun, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher to all exposed areas of your body. This is especially true for your face, which is exposed to the sun year-round.

It's also important to protect your skin from the sun even if it's cloudy. Clouds will effectively block UVB rays, the rays that cause sunburn, but they won't block UVA rays, which cause skin aging.