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Whether the products you choose to care for your skin are effective or not depends on choosing those that are appropriate for your skin type. In other words, if you have oily skin, but you choose products designed for dry skin, your skin care regimen is probably not effective.

Below Deck Mediterranean’s Katie Flood Reveals Hannah Ferrier’s Message of Support

New Below Deck Mediterranean chief stew Katie Flood recently shared what former chief stew Hannah Ferrier messaged to her prior to the season. Ferrier revealed on her podcast that she reached out to Flood and offered her support. “I think it’s like a little bit of a courtesy of someone who did it for so long. I sent her a message once it came out and I said, ‘Hope it goes well, I’m sure you’re gonna rock it. If you need any advice or anything let me know,’” Ferrier shared on her Dear Diary, You’re Effed podcast.

Below Deck Med’s Katie Flood reflects on Hannah Ferrier’s message

Flood reiterated what Ferrier said about the message she received. “I’ve never met Hannah, and obviously I knew who she was and she had no idea who I was until a month or so ago whenever the [trailer] was released,” she told Decider.

Choose the right colors

While colors may not be quite as important as formula and product type in choosing makeup that’s a good fit for your skin type, the colors of your makeup do matter. That’s especially true with products foundation. If you have the time, it’s a great idea to head to your local department store to test different colors before committing to a potentially pricey purchase.

Choose the right formula

When you choose a formula, there’s usually a lot of trial and error involved. But as Paula’s Choice reports, one size definitely does not fit all when it comes to a product like foundation. If you have relatively balanced and even skin, you’ll likely need much less coverage than someone with redness or breakouts to disguise. But your skin type will dictate which kind of formula you need for reasons other than coverage, too. As the post points out, “a matte foundation that complements oily skin isn’t going to be the best formula for dry skin and vice versa.”

Determine your skin type

Whether you’re shopping for foundation or looking to overhaul your skin care regimen, it’s important to understand your skin type. Everybody knows the basic skin types: dry, oily, combination, and normal. But if you really want to know your skin’s needs well, it pays to go deeper than that. Esthetician Renée Rouleau has identified nine different skin types that all behave differently and have different needs. One of them may sound exactly like your skin.

How to Choose the Right Makeup for Your Skin Type

Numerous makeup mistakes are pretty easy to make. You probably already know that mismatched foundation and exaggerated eye shadow are unflattering. And it’s every makeup fan’s worst nightmare to realize their under-eye concealer or lip liner is showing. All those aesthetic concerns aside, when is the last time you thought about your skin type, and how it plays into your choice of makeup? It turns out that choosing the wrong makeup for your skin type can spell trouble not only for how your makeup looks, but also for how your skin feels and reacts to being in close contact with the wrong ingredients and formulas all day.

Tips on How to Choose the Right Cosmetics for Your Skin

You are probably wondering why you need cosmetics for your skin and saying to yourself that your skin is just okay the way it is. Cosmetics offer so much more beyond the beauty aspect. As a woman, as much as you need to be shown respect, you also want to be admired and appreciated.

Your appearance speaks a lot about your personality because it gives the first impression about you. Okay, you have your natural beauty, and that’s fine. It won’t hurt to still enhance your image with a touch of beauty products.