Well the most important thing is understanding how ingredients work to achieve results. I know that’s a very vague answer, but unfortunately there isn’t a clear one. The best thing you can do is to have a strong understanding of chemistry and biology, and to research ingredients that’s you’re interested in including in your skin care routine. And if are in high school or college, go ask a professor/teacher that’s knowledgeable in those subjects. 🙂
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How do I decide what groups of products and individual ingredients can be used together/layered considering PH or other limiting factors?
Posted by robyn Hurren | August 11, 2012, 11:40 pmWell the most important thing is understanding how ingredients work to achieve results. I know that’s a very vague answer, but unfortunately there isn’t a clear one. The best thing you can do is to have a strong understanding of chemistry and biology, and to research ingredients that’s you’re interested in including in your skin care routine. And if are in high school or college, go ask a professor/teacher that’s knowledgeable in those subjects. 🙂
Posted by John | August 12, 2012, 5:11 pm