Though a healthy,
blemish-free skin is universally acclaimed, women across the globe use
different methods and products to achieve beautiful, radiant look and to keep
aging, wrinkles, acne and similar skin conditions at bay. From the East to the
West, skincare regimens and accessories vary greatly, and here we have a short
list of some typical beauty routines and products ladies across the globe use
to make their skin look smooth, youthful and well-nourished.
Russia
Ladies
in Russia are very careful when it comes to their skin and its visual
appearance and they know just how important regular care is for a healthy look
and feel of their largest organ. On average, girls and women in Russia visit
their dermatologists and beauticians at least six times a year. The most common
skincare procedures younger women use to achieve a radiant look of their skin
include cleansing, moisturizing and exfoliation, while laser treatments,
mesotherapy, Botox injections and microdelivery peels are extremely
popular among older ladies in Russia.
China
For
Chinese ladies, achieving a pale, fresh and youthful skin look is of paramount
importance, while tanning and heavy makeup regimens are seen as second-rate to
the natural, healthy state of the skin. In summer, many Chinese women opt for
skin whitening procedures, while their rule-of-thumb regimens for a healthy,
milky skin look throughout the year include getting plenty of sleep, regular
cleansing and moisturizing and use of BB or CC creams and organic rice-based skincare
products.
Brazil
In
Brazil, a country where beauty is highly valued, women go to incredible efforts
to make their faces look as beautiful and as fresh as possible. For Brazilian
ladies, regular visits to beauty salons and use of premium skincare products
are a must because they are looking to keep the youthful, radiant look for as
long as possible. That’s why anti-aging treatments, toning lotions and night
creams are the woman’s best ally in Brazil – unlike ladies in other countries
around the world, Brazilians rarely age gracefully, so postponing the telltale
aging signs is more important than anything.
Nigeria
One
of the best-kept beauty secrets of Nigerian women, shea butter boasts a wide range of skin-beneficial
properties and nutrients. Rich in vitamins A and E, shea butter keeps skin and hair well-nourished and optimally
moisturized and it is also said to have healing-friendly effects so you can use
it on damaged or hypersensitive skin. Nigerian women are very fond of their
shea butter secret, and they even owe a good portion of their jobs to it –
since the word about the benefits of shea spread across the globe, the number
of women employed in shea nut collection and processing has been steadily
rising.
Australia
Ladies
in the land down under are also very heedful of the looks of their skin and
hair, and due to the climate they live in, they have to go to extra effort just
to make sure their skin stays healthy and sunburn-free. The favorite skincare
products and treatments in Australia include acne removal procedures, cleansing
and moisturizing creams, sunscreens and facial masks such as the premium fruit
enzyme mask by the Australian national brand Aspect Skin Care. Packing superior ingredients like acai berry,
coffee berry, aloe vera, green tea and vitamin C extract, the fruit enzyme mask
nourishes the skin and helps achieve a radiant, healthy look.
Bulgaria
Known
for bold, fancy makeup, Bulgaria is also home to meticulous skincare addicts.
Most popular beauty procedures and items among Bulgarian women include acne
removal and anti-aging regimens, sunscreens, cold creams, natural toners,
organic moisturizers and rose oil tinctures. Rose oil is very hip in Bulgaria as the country produces
70 percent of the world’s rose oil supply – so if you see a girl sporting a
small bottle of this rosy liquid in her purse, you can bank on her being a fan
of Bulgarian beauty industry.
Women
from different cultures and traditions see beauty in different lights – but the
appeal of healthy, fresh and well-nourished skin will probably remain universal
for centuries to come.
About the Author
Amy
Mia Goldsmith is an Aussie literature student who loves to read and has been
writing novels and short stories as long as she can remember. Amy is a regular
contributor at High Style Life.
She is currently studying and working in a bookstore. Her passion is beauty and
organic makeup and she loves to spend her free time hiking and of course – make
up shopping! You can contact Amy on her Facebook page.
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