Do use products
You should cleanse your face every day using three different products. Cleanser, toner and moisturizer. Use products only for your skin type (for example: Oily, dry, etc.)

Do drink water
Water is essential for the hydration of the skin to keep it moist, soft, supple and clear. Loss of moisture from the skin is one main cause of wrinkles. You should drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.

Do rest
We don’t get enough rest or sleep and are often tired. The average amount of sleep we need is 8 hours a night but less than half of us only have 5 to 6 hours. Not resting or sleeping properly will start to show as you age. Not only does lack of sleep make your eyes puffy but will make your skin look dry and dull.

Do eat properly
It is very important that you maintain a proper diet. You should eat at least five portions of fruit or vegetables a day to keep your vitamin levels up. Take a multivitamin if you don’t think you are getting enough. Try to avoid fatty foods as they cause spots and will make your skin greasy.

Don’t smoke
Cigarette smoking robs the skin of its vitality and potential for being smooth and attractive. Smoking also restricts blood flow and toxin to and from the skin. People who smoke have a depleted, pallid complexion and skin that wrinkles prematurely.

Don’t over do the booze
Alcohol can dehydrate the skin and impede circulation, thus robbing the skin of precious moisture and depletes the body of vitamins and minerals needed for a healthy complexion.

Don’t stress out
Not only is stress bad for you physically, as well as mentally, but it is also bad for your skin. Your face can break out with spots, inflammation and make it sensitive and dull looking. So try to relax more!

Don’t fry
Avoid rays when they are strongest always use a high factor sunscreen (SP15 or higher). Don’t over do sunbeds. Sunbeds also damage your skin and can cause dryness as well as skin cancer. The safest way to get a suntan is to fake it.