'Skin Cycling' Approved

Skincare can be challenging to master, more so with available cosmetology advances and trends. Here's a break-up of the latest in skin-tech.

Today, it goes without saying that social media is the abode of several viral beauty fads. Videos with the most views usually have the most outrageous ideas (never forget squiggle eyebrows or snail facials). A dermatologist-developed skincare routine termed 'skin cycling,' which has rapidly gained popularity worldwide and doesn't involve unusual ingredients or toxic chemicals, is on the verge of becoming a regular component of your skincare regimen instead of merely a fleeting fad.

Skin cycling is clearly a buzz, but is this just another innovative procedure or a step that your skincare regimen is missing? Skin cycling is not a spin workout for your skin, despite the name. According to board-certified dermatologist Dr Whitney Bowe of New York City, the phrase is actually used to describe how products are applied to the skin.

According to Dr Bowe, skin cycling takes your nightly skincare regimen 'To the next level' by being analytical and proactive about the products you use and when. It's a simplistic but very efficient approach to skincare. According to experts, it enables you to reap the full advantages of your potent active ingredients without experiencing their drawbacks, such as sensitivity and irritability. In simple terms, adopting a skin cycling practice is said to help prevent the skin barrier from being weakened by excessive usage of active substances. Skin cycling is also perfect for establishing a dependable routine promoting healthy skin.