The first step to developing a skincare routine, Wu tells bewildered patients, is understanding your own skin: Is it oily, dry, or normal? To figure that out, wash your face, and then consider how it feels two hours later. Is it feeling oily? Is it feeling dry and tight, or is it feeling pretty? she asks. That gives you a general idea of where you fall in that spectrum.
Washing your face for 60 seconds with a gentle cleanser every morning and night is a terrific way to reset your skin. You'll say good riddance to dirt, makeup, sweat, oil that built up over night, dead skin cells, and other impurities. If you have dry skin, look for a creamy cleanser, she advises.
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