Doctor-style Glowing Tips!!!

By dr. Kamila Jaidi

Want to have bright, glowing, and healthy skin like doctors but confused about what products to use?

Here are tips from dr. Kamila Jaidi:

1. Use retinol every night: use in moderation (too much use can cause dull face);

2. Use a moisturizer;

3. Use a serum of vitamin C 2-3 drops in the morning, followed by using a moisturizer; and

4. Finally, cover with the use of sunscreen as much as two fingers.

Dr. Kamilah Jaidi, MARS, Dipl. AAAM.

However, keep in mind that the glowing effect on the skin is temporary and ongoing care is necessary to maintain the health and beauty of the skin. It is recommended to choose a safe and effective beauty treatment, maintain a healthy and balanced lifestyle to get glowing skin naturally and sustainably, and consult a trusted beauty doctor before doing any treatment on the skin.

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