Great skin isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about three simple, science-backed habits that work together to keep your glow going strong at every age. Here’s what dermatologists swear by:
The Skin Health Trinity
1️. Gentle Cleansing
Removes dirt without stripping moisture
Prevents irritation and dryness
2️. Smart Moisturising
Repairs your skin’s natural barrier
Locks in hydration for a plump, smooth look
3️. Daily UV Protection
SPF isn’t just for holidays—it’s your #1 anti-ageing tool
The Secret? These steps work together—skip one, and the others can’t compensate.
MAINTENANCE OF HEALTHY SKIN: CLEANSING, MOISTURISATION, AND ULTRAVIOLET PROTECTION
J. Frank Nash PhD, Paul J. Matts PhD, Keith D. Ertel PhD
P&G Beauty, Research & Development, Sharon Woods Technical Center, 11511 Reed Hartman Highway, Cincinnati, OH 45241
BACKGROUND
Human skin is constantly exposed to a harsh environment throughout a lifetime. While many products exist to protect and preserve skin health, cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection are essential. To maximise benefits, these products must be carefully chosen, formulated, and used correctly to avoid exacerbating unhealthy skin symptoms.
OBJECTIVE
To present the core elements of cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection methods that contribute to maintaining healthy skin. METHOD
Current scientific literature on cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection in the context of skin health were examined.
The study discusses the importance of each modality, the mechanisms of action of common ingredients, and provides practical recommendations for consumers.
It highlights the need for a holistic approach to skin care, emphasizing the interconnectedness of cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection.
RESULTS
Dry skin is a common concern, impacting well-being.
The study emphasizes that cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection are universally practiced for maintaining skin health, despite variations in product availability and usage worldwide.
Combining these treatments in products offers a comprehensive approach to skin health.
CONCLUSION
Healthy skin is vital for overall well-being.
Cleansing, moisturising, and UV protection are key to maintaining skin health, and combining these in a regimen is crucial.
Consumers should prioritise these practices for healthier skin.
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