5 QUESTIONS
TIMER: 60 SECONDS PER QUESTION
When do you need sunscreen?
Harmful UV rays are everywhere. They can come in through the windows, reach your skin through the windshield of your car and are even prevalent on a cloudy day.
Harmful UV rays are everywhere. They can come in through the windows, reach your skin through the windshield of your car and are even prevalent on a cloudy day.
Which order should you apply these products?
When you’re applying skincare products, consider the texture of each. The product with the thinnest consistency should go on first so it can properly absorb into the skin.
When you’re applying skincare products, consider the texture of each. The product with the thinnest consistency should go on first so it can properly absorb into the skin.
How often should you wash your makeup brushes?
Makeup brushes get dirty quickly, and they can spread bacteria, dirt and product buildup onto your skin. It’s recommended to wash your makeup brushes at least once a week, or about every 7 to 10 days.
Makeup brushes get dirty quickly, and they can spread bacteria, dirt and product buildup onto your skin. It’s recommended to wash your makeup brushes at least once a week, or about every 7 to 10 days.
True or False: You should limit retinol use to nighttime.
Retinol can make your skin more sensitive to light, increasing your risk of sun damage. Plus, retinoids break down in the daylight, so they can become less effective if you use them during the day.
Retinol can make your skin more sensitive to light, increasing your risk of sun damage. Plus, retinoids break down in the daylight, so they can become less effective if you use them during the day.
Which finger should you use to apply eye creams?
The best way to apply eye creams to this fragile area is with the ring finger, which is the weakest finger. Gently tap the product into the skin around the eye rather than pulling or rubbing.
The best way to apply eye creams to this fragile area is with the ring finger, which is the weakest finger. Gently tap the product into the skin around the eye rather than pulling or rubbing.
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