Edyta Jarosz is no stranger to the ever-evolving glossary of buzzy skincare metaphors saturating social media, armed with a long list of millennial clients. Edyta is a resident esthetician at Manhattan’s upscale Shafer Clinic on Fifth Avenue. Kelly Ripa and Madonna are among her many devoted clients, and for good reason—the industry calls her “Magic Hands.” She is explaining to us the current complexion trends today. According to Madonna’s facialist Edyta, “Glass skin is all about the crystal clear, smooth appearance, while Jell-O skin is all about plump, hydrated, and bouncy skin. But even outside of the social media sphere, I’d say that almost all of us aspire to these skin ideals. I would simplify the regime into a handful of essential steps.
Start from the Inside-Out
The protein called collagen is essential for keeping skin firm and smooth. Due to factors like environmental stress, smoke, pollution, and UV exposure, collagen production slows down as we age, lowering collagen levels in the skin and contributing to premature ageing. To assist your body in fighting off free radicals, eat foods high in antioxidants like blueberries and green tea. Use topical antioxidants, such as vitamin C, in your daily skincare regimen to promote the production of collagen and ward off fine lines, wrinkles, laxity, and discoloration. From the comfort of your own home, facial devices like a Red LED light therapy tool/mask can help improve the look, texture, and radiance of your skin. In between in-clinic facials, they can be the ideal addition to your skincare regimen. Applying a skincare product while gently tapping your fingers in circular motions on the skin for a few minutes each day will help to improve circulation in the face area. A very simple action that doesn’t call for much dedication. In between in-clinic facials, they can be the ideal addition to your skincare regimen. Applying a skincare product while gently tapping your fingers in circular motions on the skin for a few minutes each day will help to improve circulation in the face area. A very simple action that doesn’t call for much dedication
Learn how to Layer Products for Optimum Results with Asian skincare
There is a method to the madness when using multiple products on your skin, sometimes up to ten at once. From the thinnest to the thickest texture, layer your products. Always begin with the smallest molecules and progress to larger ones over time. Essentially, you should layer your skincare products according to the weight and consistency of the formulas, applying the heaviest products on top of the lighter ones.
Customise your in-Clinic Facials with the Lift, Sculpt and slap Massage- Techniques
“Request an oxygen infusion treatment as part of your monthly facials from your esthetician. This additional modality delivers high-pressured oxygen to the skin, leaving it hydrated, radiant, and youthful-looking. It is designed to restore the levels of hydration in your skin. The ideal pre-event treatment, it gives skin an immediate glow and lasting hydration. Similar results are obtained with a Diamondglow facial, and mine includes a freestyle massage using lift, sculpt, and slap techniques to engage facial muscles and improve blood flow and oxygenation. Additionally, it boosts collagen synthesis and enhances skin quality, giving the skin a firmer appearance and a plump, rosy appearance.
Not into forking out for Expensive Facials? Try the Joan Crawford-Approved Home Alternative
Skin that is uninflamed, acne-free, and bump-free has a look and feel similar to glass and gelatin. Grab some ice cubes from your freezer and start applying them to your skin right away. Ice cubes not only soothe acne, sunburn, and skin inflammation while lowering redness and swelling, but they also improve circulation, which can help you look younger. But be careful—holding the cubes still for an extended period of time can break capillaries or result in freezer burn. Keep the cubes moving. function
