what's actually happening
Nobody makes skincare for the girl working a shift, which is strange, because a job does more to your skin than most sports do.
Food service means steam, grease in the air, and hands in and out of water all day. Retail means air conditioning, overhead light, and makeup you put on at eight and are still wearing at six. Both can be hard on your skin without you even noticing.
Keep your hands clean and hydrated. Give your skin and your feet a refresh during breaks.
the routine
A face that's been at work all day wants less, not more.
Smooth Sali
salicylic acid and green tea cleansing g
The only exfoliant you need. Once, in the evening.
Routine Skincare Set
all three, together
$117.00 bought separately. Add the kit below and it comes down again.
things worth doing
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Keep hand cream in your apron or your bag, not at home.
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Splash your face on a break. Water is enough.
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Take your makeup off before you're tired, not after.
things you can stop
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Adding a product because your skin got worse at a new job. Change one thing first.
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Reapplying makeup over a shift's worth of makeup.
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Waiting until your hands crack to do anything about your hands.
