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- TROUBLESHO­OT YOUR CLEANSING ROUTINE ● For advice on cosmetic surgery, consult your GP. For more of Lesley’s tips, visit lesleyreyn­olds.com

a skin-friendly version that has a neutral pH formula.

A sonic cleansing brush will work cleanser more deeply into the skin, meaning clearer pores and fewer breakouts. Some cleansing brushes also stimulate circulatio­n for a plump, radiant complexion.

These are fine when you’re in a hurry or travelling, but they should never replace a proper cleansing routine. When using, be careful not to pull the delicate skin around the eyes as this can accelerate the ageing process.

A balm usually contains a mixture of essential oils and nourishing ingredient­s that will melt into the skin.They suit most skin types. Using a warm flannel to remove the cleanser is recommende­d.

THIS exciting new treatment is the most powerful form of photothera­py to date and is used to calm and soothe skin.

The treatment features a high-tech mask that blasts skin with a combinatio­n of blue, red

Some people prefer the feel of a foaming wash but be careful you find one that isn’t harsh on skin. Look for gentle soap-free formulas.

Ideal for all skin types and great for taking off make-up and dirt, simply massage a few drops into your skin, add a splash of water, then remove with a warm cloth or flannel.

Avoid harsh cleansers as they can dry out skin and encourage oil production. Use a gentle soap-free cleansing gel that contains salicylic or glycolic acid.This will unclog pores, refresh skin and normalise oil levels.

Avene Cleanance Cleansing Gel, £11 (boots.com)

and near-infrared light, which stimulates the circulatio­n, firms skin and banishes the bacteria that causes breakouts.

Best results are seen after four to six sessions.

If you’re prone to dry skin, choose a nourishing cleanser that will hydrate skin while removing make-up.A sulphate-free cleanser like a non-foaming oil, cream or balm is best. Look for added moisture boosters such as hyaluronic acid and ceramides.

CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser, £9 (superdrug.com)

Go for a gentle non-foaming formula, preferably fragrance free, that won’t strip the skin. Look for ingredient­s such as soothing oils and conditioni­ng glycerin.

Garnier Micellar Gentle Cleansing Gel Wash, £3.99 (superdrug.com)

A sonic facecleans­ing brush will give your routine a turbo boost by deep-cleaning pores, leaving skin radiant. Foreo Luna Mini 2, £89.25 (currentbod­y. com)

A soothing balm will gently melt away dirt and make-up without inflaming skin further. Look for one that contains calming chamomile oil to help reduce redness.

Ren Rosa Centifolia No1 Purity Cleansing Balm, £23 (escentual.com)

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