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The skin is the largest organ your body has, yet many people neglect its care. Not only is healthy skin a big part of looking your best, but it also makes you look and feel healthier. The skin is exposed to the sun and environmental pollutants all of the time. Once damage is done, it can be difficult to reverse it. That is why a good skin care routine is important. The younger you are when you start it, the better, but it is never too late to establish healthy habits.

Benefits of a Skin Care Routine

Finding a good skin care routine has many benefits. Some of the top ones include:

• It can slow down the signs of aging
• Once it is established, it is easier to maintain
• It boosts confidence – when you look good, you feel good
• It keeps the skin healthy, which in turn keeps you healthier
• Results can be dramatic if you stick with it
• Taking care of your skin now can save you money down the road
• It can encourage you to adopt other healthy routines and an overall healthy lifestyle

What to know about DIY skin care products

Do-it-yourself (DIY) skin care recipes are all over the Internet. Their boosters tend to claim the treatments can miraculously transform your skin. Most dermatologists, though, are skeptical of how those claims hold up. “Lots of things that are in our kitchens are likely to break our skin out, and you can be allergic to ingredients,” says board-certified dermatologist Tracy Evans, MD. For instance, the lemon in skin brightening recipes can make your skin extra sensitive to sunlight, leaving you with blisters or a rash, says board-certified dermatologist Esta Kronberg, MD.

Even if a homemade product doesn’t do damage, it probably won’t do as much good as you’d hoped, Dr. Evans says. She recommends sticking with products that have been through clinical trials for your big skin problems but also notes that DIY recipes can be fun and feel good. Before you smear anything on your face, she recommends doing a patch test . Place a bit of the product on your arm, cover it with plastic, and leave it there for a bit. If you don’t get any bad reactions, you’ve got the green light to use these dermatologist-approved recipes on your face. Also, check out what happened when one writer put Homemade skincare products to the test.