Skin fasting is when you break up with your beauty products—cleansers, moisturizers, serums, etc.—for a short period of time to allow your skin to detox. After skin fasting for two weeks, here's everything you need to know.
“I think going full fast is not necessary,” she adds. “But, if you feel pressure to keep adding extra steps to your routine, and you’re not sure whether each product is really benefiting your skin, it’s time to rethink and streamline your regimen. I do advocate streamlining your skincare to only products you need, and using products that complement one another, rather than overlap in their function.
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