First I take off ALL my eye makeup please keep in mind your eye area is the most sensitive. Be gentle! I use this: Mario Badescu Carnation Eye Make-Up Remover Oil 

I sometimes will do a double wash if I wore a lot of make up that day for being on camera or at an event. This ensures I get ALL my make up off. This is what I use to cleanse: 

 

Silky Seabuckthorn Best Skin Ever resets skin to its natural state of luminous, sparkling wonder! Seabuckthorn Best Skin Ever is an all-in-one cleanser, exfoliator, and moisturizer that can be used to grace the face, tempt the nose, and make skin sing from head to toes!

 

1. Wet a small portion of a cloth with water.
2. Apply one to two squirts of any of the Best Skin Evers (Seabuckthorn, Sandalwood, Rose, Frankincense, or Neroli), to the dampened portion of the face cloth.
3. Gently massage the face, neck, and back of the neck with the moistened cloth.
4. Wash gently or wash vigorously for a deeper exfoliating effect. Rinsing the face is optional.

If this process is not something you're into I recommend this! 

 

The unsung hero of the skincare regimen, toner is essential for balancing skin pH and prepping skin for all of the ingredients and formulas that follow. This will show you how much excess residue is on your face (even after a double wash!) My favorite one is the Thayers Facial Toner Witch Hazel with Aloe Vera and Rose Petal 

• Step 4: Serum. 

I use the Dr. Dennis Gross C+ Collagen Brighten + Firm Vitamin C Serum, 1 Ounce and Zo-Skin Health Growth Factor Serum

 

• Step 5: Eye cream.

I will give you a couple of options here but #1 fav is yes a little pricy but DEF worth it. It is COSMEDIX OPTI CRYSTAL. Dark circles, fine lines, and crow’s feet have finally met their match – Opti Crystal. Soothing coconut and liquid crystal technology provide needed hydration to tired-looking eyes, while copper complex helps improve the look of lines, wrinkles, and sagging around the eye area. Another great option is Innisfree youth-enriched eye cream with Orchid 

• Step 6: OILS.

 I should tell you that you can use oils for everything: cleansing, makeup remover, moisturizer, you name it. I was once afraid to try them. If the thought of putting oils on your face brings really bad breakouts to mind, think again. Ancient Egyptians kept their skin vibrant and flawless with Moringa Oil. And this (very) old-school beauty secret is making a pretty big comeback right now. In fact, according to top dermatologists, facial oils could be that missing step in your beauty routine.   

     Here are my favorites: jojoba, avocado, coconut, grape seed, and Herbivore Botanicals Orchid Facial Oil 

• Step 7: Night Cream

I'm in LOVE with my night cream! It reduces the appearance of wrinkles. With skin-revitalizing polypeptides and the power of retinol, the Renewing Night Cream can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and reveal healthier-looking skin. 

 

• Gua Sha Massage Technique 3-4x per week 

• Exfoliate - Switch up cleansers to an exfoliate and aid in the removal of dead skin cells at the surface level. While it is vital to improving overall texture and tone, harsh scrubs and granular exfoliants often cause more damage than they do good. It’s important to use gentle powders and polishes. And use them sparingly — physical exfoliants should never be used more than twice a week. This is my go-to exfoliant!