Create Your Advanced Skincare Regimen With Us!

1.Take the skin analysis to determine what skin type you are

2. Make a consultation with us to customize your skincare regimen

3.Purchase from us in person or online

SoCal Cosmetic Center

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Here at SoCal Cosmetic Center, we are passionate about skin care. Medical Services are wonderful, but pair that with a daily skin care regimen to achieve optimal results! Here is a check list we recommend, are you currently doing this?

Cleanser: Gently cleans your skin and removes impurities.

Toner (optional): Balances your skin’s pH and preps it for the next steps.

Serum: Targets specific skin concerns like hydration, brightening, or anti-aging.

Moisturizer: Locks in hydration and keeps your skin soft.

Sunscreen (AM): Protects against harmful UV rays.

Eye Cream: Addresses puffiness, dark circles, or fine lines around the eyes.

Night Cream or Retinol (PM): Repairs and rejuvenates your skin overnight.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which active ingredients (like retinol, hyaluronic acid, or vitamin C) are right for my skin type?

It depends on your skin’s needs. If you’re dealing with fine lines or uneven texture, retinol can help improve skin cell turnover. For hydration, hyaluronic acid is ideal as it retains moisture. Vitamin C is great for brightening and protecting against free radicals. Consulting with a skincare professional or dermatologist can help you choose the right ingredients for your unique skin type.

Is there a specific order I should follow when layering multiple skincare products, such as serums, moisturizers, and sunscreen?

Yes, the general rule is to apply products from the thinnest to the thickest consistency. Start with cleansers, then move to toners (if you use one), followed by serums, moisturizers, and sunscreen as the final step in the morning. Sunscreen should always be the last layer to effectively protect your skin.

How can I tell if a skincare product is causing irritation or if my skin is just adjusting to it?

Mild redness or tingling might be normal when introducing active ingredients like retinol, but persistent irritation, burning, or breakouts are signs the product may not be suitable for you. Start by using the product less frequently, and if the irritation continues, stop using it and consult a professional. Always patch-test new products before applying them to your face.