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TIMER: 60 SECONDS PER QUESTION

Skin cycling is…

Skins cycling is a form of skin care routine that prioritizes exfoliation, preventative treatments and moisturizing over the span of multiple days to prevent skin irritation from overuse of products.

Skins cycling is a form of skin care routine that prioritizes exfoliation, preventative treatments and moisturizing over the span of multiple days to prevent skin irritation from overuse of products.

Skins cycling is a form of skin care routine that prioritizes exfoliation, preventative treatments and moisturizing over the span of multiple days to prevent skin irritation from overuse of products.

Skins cycling is a form of skin care routine that prioritizes exfoliation, preventative treatments and moisturizing over the span of multiple days to prevent skin irritation from overuse of products.

How many days should each skin “cycle” be?

A full “cycle” in a skin cycling routine should last a total of four days before starting back at the first step. In total, you should get around two cycles in a week.

A full “cycle” in a skin cycling routine should last a total of four days before starting back at the first step. In total, you should get around two cycles in a week.

A full “cycle” in a skin cycling routine should last a total of four days before starting back at the first step. In total, you should get around two cycles in a week.

A full “cycle” in a skin cycling routine should last a total of four days before starting back at the first step. In total, you should get around two cycles in a week.

True or false: Exfoliating should be the last step.

Exfoliating should be the first step in skin cycling, followed by serums and moisturizers. Exfoliating first allows other products to perform better by removing layers of dead skin cells, allowing them to penetrate deeper into your skin.

Exfoliating should be the first step in skin cycling, followed by serums and moisturizers. Exfoliating first allows other products to perform better by removing layers of dead skin cells, allowing them to penetrate deeper into your skin.

Skin cycling is best for people with…

Skin cycling is great for all skin types, as it is gentle and provides necessary skin care elements for any specific needs.

Skin cycling is great for all skin types, as it is gentle and provides necessary skin care elements for any specific needs.

Skin cycling is great for all skin types, as it is gentle and provides necessary skin care elements for any specific needs.

Skin cycling is great for all skin types, as it is gentle and provides necessary skin care elements for any specific needs.

Which of the following is necessary for skin cycling to be effective?

Using heavier products like exfoliants and retinoids can irritate your skin if overused. Taking two rest nights, nights three and four of the cycle, can allow your skin to recover and hydrate through the use of moisturizers.

Using heavier products like exfoliants and retinoids can irritate your skin if overused. Taking two rest nights, nights three and four of the cycle, can allow your skin to recover and hydrate through the use of moisturizers.

Using heavier products like exfoliants and retinoids can irritate your skin if overused. Taking two rest nights, nights three and four of the cycle, can allow your skin to recover and hydrate through the use of moisturizers.

Using heavier products like exfoliants and retinoids can irritate your skin if overused. Taking two rest nights, nights three and four of the cycle, can allow your skin to recover and hydrate through the use of moisturizers.

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