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live clean fresh face logoI don’t know about you, but it happened to me just a few weeks ago. That itchy dry skin feeling on my face.  It was delayed this year thanks to an exceptional fall, but once the cool, crisp, wind started to blow, my face responded with a few red patches in protest.

Your skin changes throughout the year as a reaction to many factors, climate being a big one. It’s no surprise, then, that your skin routine needs to change throughout the year as well.  While the summer months mean warm, moist weather and skin, the fall and winter months mean cool, dry weather and yes…dry skin.

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The Live Clean Fresh Face collection shares an impressive lineup of products specifically for, you guessed it, your face.  During the fall and winter, cleansing routines change and Live Clean offers some tips to perfect your cleansing routine:

The Cleansing Top 10:

1. Before you touch your face…choose the right product, which means a facial cleanser that’s mild and free of potentially irritating ingredients. (The same ingredients – the surfactants and preservatives that are harmful to the earth – can be irritating to your face. Live Clean has you covered.)

2. Wash your hands. Seriously, wash your hands, don’t just wet them and grab for the facial cleanser.

3. Lukewarm means lukewarm. Yes, we know hot water feels good, but it can strip your skin of essential oils and cause irritation.

4. Lightly massage a dime-sized amount of your cleanser on damp skin. That’s all you need.

5. Exfoliation isn’t excavation; a washcloth is going to give your skin a little extra cleansing on a daily basis. Save the high-speed cleansing brush for occasional use.

6. Don’t forget your hairline, jawline and the sides of your face. And when you rinse, pay extra attention to these areas – breakouts in these areas can be the result of poor cleansing or cleanser residue.

7. Rinse, rinse, rinse. Still rinsing? Good!

8. Pat (we mean it, pat) your skin dry with a soft, clean towel. A towel a day helps keep blemishes away.

9. Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately. A long lasting, deeply hydrating moisturizer is best, especially as we move into colder months. (We’re partial to Live Clean 24 Hour Hydrating Day Cream, of course…)

10. Facial wipes? Choose one that’s soft, alcohol-free. And gently, please. Gently!

These are great tips, and I realized I’m making a few errors in my routine now.  Now that I’ve got some fabulous new Live Clean Fresh Face products to try, I can’t wait to pamper my skin this fall.  In fact, I was so excited about these new products, I asked Live Clean if I could share them, and they said yes!

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FIVE of our readers are going to win a Live Clean Fresh Face prize pack consisting of the items in the photo above: Hydrating Creamy Cleanser, 24 Hour Hydrating Day Cream and Refreshing Facial Wipes. To enter to win, just use the Rafflecopter form below!

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  • They are all great tips and it appears that I have been doing a few things wrong. I tend to use hot water thinking it would help to open my pores and I do use more than a dime size amount of moisturizing. Guess I should change things a bit!

  • It is good to know I have to Pat my face after rinsing, as opposed to wiping. I never thought about doing that before.

  • All wonderful tips! I have a routine for me but what I find I need to find a good lineof products that I can use daily on my sensitive skin. These products would be great to try.

  • I have a night and day routine. Night time I take off my make up with a “make up” remover. Then use a cleanser to cleanse my face. Then I moisturize with a night time moisturizer.

  • Pretty much what I do, although I sometimes don’t rinse as well as I should. Or change my face towel everyday. Good tips and products. Thanks

  • I don’t usually put my moisturizer on damp skin, I’ll have to try it! Yes, I definitely have a routine, even if I can’t do anything else, I always moisturize.

  • I do this but add in a toner and serum into the routine and a facial sponge instead of a washcloth.

  • I knew a lot of the tips but some were new to me. I will certainly be following all of them now and adding them to my routine.

  • I’ve heard the tip to “Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately”. I must admit it is something I’ve heard that helps your moisturizer absorb more fully but I’ve never tried it.

  • I don’t tend to follow all of these tips and I don’t use a cleanser/toner, but I do leave my face damp before moisturising

  • I don’t really have a specific routine. For me, its warm water and coconut oil most of the time.

  • I try to have a routine. I know what to do, but busy life some things get a quick job than the proper treatment.

  • Great tips. I love the one that says to remember the hairline, sides of your jawline etc. Very important…. learned from experience. lol

  • All the tips are great. I follow most but some of them are some that I should be paying more attention to…guilty of not washing my hands before washing my face and using too hot water.

  • number 9 is new to me. I did not know to keep skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately

  • I am trying to get a routine, which i should have had years ago. But i definitely need to be more gentle.

  • Great tips, although most are common sense. Sticking to a routine would be great I admit but I’ve been very lax about that.

  • A few of them are new! I wash my face every morning and every night and I use Vichy, Biotherm and baby wipes to take off my makeup at night

  • i love the feel of hot water but i know it’s harsh on skin especially in the winter it adds to the dry skin, great reminder

  • I have been using Live Clean Hair Care Products for ages…I do have a routine…cleanse, tone, exfoliate and moisturize.

  • Washing your hands first is new to me. My routine is pretty simple, wash my face and moisturize.

  • That’s all pretty standard to me..I find it hard not to over exfoliate, it just feels so satisfying!

  • I think I could do many of these..I have been very terrible over the years and have not been good to my skin..never too late though right?

  • I never really knew you were supposed to use lukewarm water. I don’t really pay any attention to the water temp.

  • One tip that’s new to me is to wash your hands before cleansing your face. I do have a routine, I wash my face in the morning and moisturize, and wash makeup off at night. 🙂

  • Great tips here and I found I am doing things wrong. I didn’t know you should apply the moisturizer to your skin when it is damp. I will do this from now on and also won’t be using hot water on my skin.

  • Fantastic tips and really need to remember the hairline, jawline and the sides of your face. And when you rinse, pay extra attention to these areas – breakouts in these areas can be the result of poor cleansing or cleanser residue.

  • The tips you provided are great. Many people take exfoliating to too far a level and damage their skin – I like you you said it’s not excavation. So true. The only tip that was new to was patting your skin dry. I didn’t know that. Thanks!

  • 6. Don’t forget your hairline, jawline and the sides of your face. I need to pay more attention to this one. Great list of tips.

  • Recently introduced my friends daughter to good skin routines! I use all types of different oils – coconut/argan/almond etc and see a huge difference in my own skin. A good daily moisturizer is a must, along with exfoliation at least once a week!

  • I have really sensitive skin so I’m quite aware of all these tips. I really have to pay attention to rinsing because if I don’t take my time and rinse well I end up with irritated skin!

  • Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately sounds like old new tip, I should probably follow it. As for routine, try to follow as much as possible.

  • Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately. A long lasting, deeply hydrating moisturizer is best, especially as we move into colder months. (We’re partial to Live Clean 24 Hour Hydrating Day Cream, of course…)

    Never would have done that. Nice tips!

  • I’m aware of all these tips. I need to exfoliate at least weekly and not once a month or so.

  • The Live Clean tip on using cleansing wipes. I use them sort of gently but I never knew it was that recommended. But it makes sense, I guess.

  • tip 9 is new to me! I didn’t know that leaving the skin slightly damp is the best way to put on moisturizer!

  • I pretty much to that except I dont use the facial wipes. I do exfoliate when I’m in the shower.

  • They are great tips – I dont use all of them (ie I use hot water not lukewarm) so it’s a good reminder

  • I think I do most of these, but I don’t use a clean towel every day, maybe every 2-3 days, I think I should!

  • To be honest, I have zero skin care routine and now that I’m entering my 30s, I need to get on the ball so these are great tips!

  • This tip is one i didn’t know before:

    Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately.

    I thought you needed skin to be totally dry before applying moisturizers!

  • Great tips! I think I have actually heard them all before but it was helpful to have the reminder…especially since I’m a bit lazy when it comes to my skin care routine.

  • I did not know this….Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately.

  • The tips are much the same as mine. I only use a one step cleanser and a daily moisturizer. And I always pat, pat, pat too. 🙂

  • I didn’t know that it should be lukewarm water. I think I have been using too warm of water. I always cleanse, tone and moisturizer morning and and night.

  • 3. Lukewarm means lukewarm. Yes, we know hot water feels good, but it can strip your skin of essential oils and cause irritation.

    I’ve always felt like hot water was the way to go because my skin felt cleaner but now I know to stop it!

  • I knew all of those tips and am attempting to pass them on to my daughter. Routine is brush teeth, wash face morning and night.

  • Using a wash cloth as an exfoliator. Honestly, something so simple had never occurred to me.

  • Never thought of washing my hands before washing my face. Makes total sense though.

  • I appreciate the tip about remembering the jawline when cleaning. I often get little breakouts there.

  • I didn’t realize that warm water was better to use. I also rub my face instead of patting dry.

  • I don’t “wash wash” my hands before cleaning face. I figured the facial wash was doing that while I rubbed it in. lol Whoops!

  • I never thought about washing my hands before washing my face. Guess I’m going to start now!

  • Great tips! Didn’t know not to use really hot water – I just find it so soothing – guess I’ll be doing lukewarm from now on!

  • I love hot baths and hot showers, so I wash my face with hot water. I always figured it wasn’t good for my face or body. I really don’t ever plan on changing my routine, unless a doctor says it’s going to kill me lol 😛

  • Didn’t know to leave my face damp when applying moisturizer, I always dry thoroughly. Will have to try this out.

  • I did not know you should leave you face damp when applying moisturizer..I always thought you should dry your face first

  • I never thought about the face cloth being enough of an exfoliatent……………..the things we learn

  • I have never really thought of a routine and I always touch my face without washing my hands! Oops, will be more careful to follow the routine now

  • I execute most of the tips provided but I love the washcloth idea for gentle exfoliation! I’ll have to add that to my routine, thanks!

  • I love the Live Clean tips! They aren’t new to me, but they are a great reminder! I love the one about exfoliating with a wash cloth — I do that in the shower/bath too instead of using a plastic puff. I try to have a routine, but I’m not always good at keeping to it!

  • I’m guilty of not rinsing at the hairline well enough, will have to remedy this bad habit.

  • They are all great tips and I do have a routine…what I didn’t know is that I should leave my face a bit damp and apply moisturizer.

  • Seen all the tips listed, but my skin is still dry and sensitive! I’d love to win, thanks for the chance 🙂

  • I have a bit of a routine but nothing as in depth as this – I should probably kick it up a bit!

  • I always thought the hotter the water the better. But I guess that’s not the case. Good to know

  • Great tips! Pat dry instead of rubbing I totally agree with, and also pay attention to your neck, (front, sides and back of it!).

  • Great tips, there were a few I knew, and others that I never thought of. I admit I rub my face instead of patting it.

  • Leave your skin slightly damp and apply moisturizer immediately. This is one tip I always forget. I moisturize before bed when I’m already a dried up old prune.

  • These are great tips and I follow most of them. I did not know this one: Save the high-speed cleansing brush for occasional use.
    Cheers.

  • The tip to pat your face dry caught my attention because I usually just give a quick swipe to dry.

  • I always make sure I clean by the hairline….it’s easy to gloss over, but so very important to get.

  • Great tips. I never thought to wash my hands before washing my face. I think that may be why I sometimes breakout. Argh! Need to change this.

  • 6. Don’t forget your hairline, jawline and the sides of your face. And when you rinse, pay extra attention to these areas – breakouts in these areas can be the result of poor cleansing or cleanser residue.

  • My routine is very similar to this, but I didn’t think of washing my hands before washing my face. I’ll od that now.