![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Use micellar water or an oil-based cleanser first to gently remove makeup without leaving the skin dry or irritated. Once the festivities are over, your skin is going to need a whole lot of pampering to recover from the pile-up of all that heavy makeup, body glue and glitter. Garshick recommends using a powdered formulation for this purpose as it's more convenient for on-the-go applications. Apply it before putting on makeup and remember to re-apply it every two hours, she adds. "If your Halloween plans are outdoors and during the daytime, it's important to still incorporate sunscreen into your skin prep routine," says Dr. So don't skip cleansing and moisturizing your face before putting on any heavy-duty makeup. Moisturizing your skin before applying makeup is essential to protect it from dryness, itchiness or irritants from the makeup products, notes Dr. Doing a peel before applying Halloween makeup would make it more likely to irritate your skin and clog your pores, making reactions and breakouts more likely, explains the dermatologist. "Peels exfoliate and remove the top layer of your skin allowing other products to penetrate deeper and more effectively into your skin," notes Dr. Additionally, avoid using any peels before Halloween as well. These can be drying on your skin and disrupt its barrier which can make your skin more susceptible to sensitivity, explains Dr. It's best to steer clear of any harsh active ingredients prior to makeup application such as abrasive scrubs, harsh soaps or alcohol-based toners. This is why it's best to toss any leftover Halloween makeup in the trash. Makeup that's left untouched for a long period can cause bacteria to build up and ingredients to break down, says Dr. Always do a patch test a few days prior to Halloween to see if the makeup product causes any reactions before using it on your face or body, suggests Dr. Alternatively, instead of buying Halloween makeup, you can try bolder shades of regular makeup from brands that you already use and know your skin can tolerate to achieve your Halloween look, suggests the dermatologist. Meanwhile, those with oily or acne-prone skin should go for water-based products to prevent clogging the pores and worsening breakouts, says Dr. Mineral-based makeup tends to be the best option for this skin type, she adds. In addition, "if you have sensitive skin, it's best to opt for makeup that's fragrance-free and alcohol-free as these ingredients can be irritating and drying," says Dr. As a thumb rule, avoid products that contain harmful ingredients such as heavy metals (lead, cobalt, cadmium, etc.), formaldehyde, mica, parabens, phthalates and artificial dyes. ![]()
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