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Elite Combo for Women: Skincare, Body care, Hair Carr and Fragrance

Hello!😊 You look extra beautiful today!💋 Today we'll be talking about the "Elite Combo for Women" !THIS IS A VERY LONG POST! Now what is the elite combo? A few months ago I saw this tik tok with this beautiful girl talking about it. The Elite Combo combo consists of: Korean Skincare, Arab Perfumes, African Body Care and Indian Hair Care Let's talk about these KOREAN SKINCARE Korean Skincare is famous for its innovative and highly effective products. It's known for utilizing high-tech ingredients and has become a global sensation. Korean beauty standards emphasize on clear, glowing and healthy skin. Their skincare products are designed to target specific skin concerns and are often formulated with natural ingredients. It's a popular choice because the products are cruelty-free, use fewer harsh chemicals, and tend to be more affordable than other skincare brands. Korean skincare often emphasizes using multiple steps and a variety of products to achieve desired results. The basic steps typically involve using a cleanser, serum, moisturizer, toner, facial scrub, exfoliator, eye cream, and sunscreen as the basic steps. It also often includes using a sheet mask once or twice a week to boost the effects of the skincare routine. Another distinct characteristic of Korean skincare is the importance of following certain protocols depending on the time of the day. For example, at night, people use exfoliating products and moisturizers while in the morning, they use milder and less heavy ingredients. Korean skincare is also known for having a 10 step skincare routine. Step 1: Double Cleanse Step 2: Exfoliate Step 3: Use a Toner Step 4: Use Essence Step 5: Use a Serum Step 6: Use an Eye Cream Step 7: Use a Moisturizer Step 8: Use a Facial Oil Step 9: Use a Sheet Mask Step 10: Use Sunscreen. In the morning and at night, Korean skincare can differ slightly. (The 10 step routine is actually not true and it was not even originated in Korea.) One interesting thing about Korean skincare is the emphasis on using SPF products to protect the skin from UV damage. Koreans are known to take sun protection seriously and have many SPF products that are designed to be lightweight and to not affect makeup or makeup application. One of the latest trends in Korean skincare has been using fermented ingredients in its products. Fermented ingredients like soybean, sake, and rice vinegar are known for their skin barrier-strengthening properties and for being a rich source of antioxidants. Therefore, they are often included in Korean skincare products to help reduce signs of aging and boost the protection against free radicals. ARAB PERFUMES Arab perfumes are a unique style of perfumery found in the Middle East. They are known for their strong, long-lasting, and bold scents. Arab perfumes are usually made with a mixture of essential oils, attar, and alcohol. Essential oils such as musk, rose, and jasmine are commonly used. These ingredients are combined together to create powerful, sensual scents that can linger for hours. Arab perfumes are often designed with the concept of 'oud' at their core, which is a fragrant wood that is used to enhance the smell. They also tend to be unisex so both men and women can wear it. They are typically more suitable for warm climates since they are highly concentrated. They are often used for special events, religious gatherings, or other important occasions AFRICAN BODY CARE As an African myself this makes me very happy that our products are getting some recognition. African body care refers to the various practices and products used in indigenous cultures across Africa to care for the body, especially the skin and hair. These practices are diverse and include natural remedies, traditional herbs and oils, and natural soaps and lotions. Common ingredients used in African body care products include shea butter, cocoa butter, olive oil, and essential oils. African body care products often emphasize moisture retention and promote healing and natural protection of the skin's moisture barrier. They are designed to protect against the damaging effects of environmental factors like hot sun and air conditioning that tend to be prevalent in African climates. African body care also often highlights natural and sustainable practices and products. There's a growing trend towards natural products that are made from local and sustainable ingredients to preserve the natural and cultural diversity of Africa and support local economies. Many African body care brands are also increasingly looking towards eco-friendly, biodegradable packaging and sourcing sustainable and ethically-sourced ingredients. This allows them to create products that are respectful of the environment and the cultural heritage of Africa. INDIAN HAIR CARE Indian hair care is characterized by the use of natural and traditional ingredients. Hair washing, hair oiling, and herbal hair masks are common hair care practices in India. Common ingredients include coconut oil, amla (gooseberry), methi (fenugreek), and shikakai. Henna has been a part of Indian hair care culture for centuries and is used as a hair dye and for hair strengthening as well. Indian hair care focuses on nourishing the hair from within and preventing damage, thus preserving the natural shine and length of hair. (If there are any Indian girls please correct anything I got wrong) These is the Elite Combo. Try implementing any of these in your everyday care😊 Love you, byee💋 (Please tell me if I got anything wrong🥲)
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Fun fact: The 10-step korean skincare routine is actually completely made up and is solely used to sell more products! It originated in the US and even its creator openly states that she invented it and it was never a thing in Korea.
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THIS! Yup it's actually a myth!
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One thing about henna - lots of girls in Poland use it for better, healthy hair, but there's a little plot twist - if you plan to bleach your hair in the future, it's better to give up henna since the bleaching might go really wrong.
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Fortunately I don't plan on bleaching my hair anytime soon or even better. I don't plan on bleaching it ever😂😂
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Tik tok is a cesspool of misinformation.
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