Show Notes
“Textural aging—like wrinkles and fine lines—is something you expect when people age, but pigment is optional. If you protect your skin with sunscreen, care for your skin, and you treat it with certain chemical peels and lasers, you don't have to have the discoloration,” says esthetician Candace Marino, known as The L.A. Facialist. On this episode of Clean Beauty School, mindbodygreen beauty director & host Alexandra Engler chats with Marino about dark spot treatments, exfoliation tips, and why it's so important to wash your face nightly. Plus, her morning and night skin care routine.
Show notes: -Follow Candace Marino: @thelafacialist -Study showing the differences in sun damage on twins -Research shows that acne triggers depression in teens -Read more about topics mentioned in this episode: Vitamin D benefits, melasma and dark spot treatments, dark spot correctors, antioxidant serum, retinol, sunscreen, peptide, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C -Shop products mentioned in this episode: Fresh Black Tea Age-Delay Eye Cream, Fresh Vitamin Nectar Antioxidant Glow Water, IS Clinical Super Serum Advance +, iS CLINICAL PRO-HEAL SERUM ADVANCE+, iS Clinical Copper Firming Mist, Body Complex iS Clinical, Jan Marini Skin Zyme Mask, Furtuna Skin Acqua Serena Micellar Cleansing Essence, Fortuna Skin Visione Di Luce Revitalizing Eye Cream, DMK Melanotech Drops, Skin Better Science Alto Advanced Defence and Repair,
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