No shiny patches, no flakiness, no irritation, nothing to report.

You heard about breakouts, but don’t even get the occasional pimple.

You’re pretty sure you have pores, but you’ve never seen them.

Your skin looks and feels normal.

Your skin is shiny. Your pores are big.

Many breakouts! Whiteheads, blackheads, pimples… you have them all.

Your skin ages more slowly and you get less wrinkles.

Skin flakes like dandruff, and is always so rough.

After you wash your face, it feels so tight and uncomfortable.
Skin is as dull.

Often itchy and red. Wrinkles developed earlier than your oily-skinned girlfriends.

Your pores are very small.

Your t-zone which is your forehead, nose and chin is oilier than the rest of your face.

The t-zone area has frequent breakouts than the rest of your face.

Pores on your t-zone area are more and more visible.

Your cheeks are drier and often flake.

Many things that come in contact with your skin seems to sting it, burn it, make it itch, or turn it red.

Your skin tends to be very dry.

Pores on your t-zone area are more and more visible.

Your cheeks are drier and often flake.

In October 2021, the FDA published three Hand Sanitizer guidance documents. They listed 200 hand sanitizers they say consumers should immediately stop using because they include toxic ingredients. The FDA, in one release stated: “Toxic ingredients in many Hand Sanitizers, can result in “blurred vision, permanent blindness, seizures, coma, permanent damage to the nervous system or death.”

Your skin goes through changes during the night while you are sleeping and produces oil, sheds skin, sweats and builds bacteria. Bacteria from your hair can be transferred to your pillow or face so it needs to be cleaned in the morning. We suggest increasing your washing time to 1-2 minutes, use lukewarm water, and cleanse at the sink not the shower, which provides you better control of water temperature. Always be sure to change your face towel often, since a used towel can pick up bacteria, and transfer bacteria back to your face. We suggest pre-cleansing with Micellar purified water which is powered by tiny molecules that act like magnets to help lift dirt, oil and makeup from the skin. It’s the gentlest form of cleanser, no water is needed as you just press it on with a cotton pad.

Over 85% of water in America is hard water and contains high concentrations of minerals and heavy metals like chlorine, calcium, iron, magnesium and lead. These minerals make it difficult for soap and shampoo to wash off your skin properly and that lets dust and dirt get stuck in the pores. Clogged pores makes your skin oily, dull, and trigger breakouts, redness, inflammation, Rosacea, premature aging, skin sagging, fine lines and wrinkles. To achieve the best skin it is important that your cleanser works in harmony with your skin type and skin conditions.

A Face Toner for skin is used after cleansing to help clear clogged pores, stubborn dirt, makeup leftover, moisturize, prevent ingrown hairs, and more from acne to dryness to aging.

Exfoliators work to shed dead surface skin cells to reveal a smoother surface underneath. Your skin should shed these naturally every 30 days, but if it does not, they can look like patches of dry and flaky skin. The dead skin cells that remain on the skin can make the complexion appear dull. Exfoliation is physically or chemically removing those dead and dull skin cells, which helps speed up your skin’s renewal process and give you a natural, healthy glowing look. The cause of breakouts is usually due to the clogging of pores and a gentle exfoliating regime can help to tackle this.

Cleansing your face every day is the way to remove dirt, oil, and makeup from your skin. But that's just the surface. Face masks are the proper way to experience a deep cleansing process. They help keep your pores unclogged, remove excess oil, pull out impurities, help reduce signs of aging. Thus deep cleaning means that no bacteria can develop inside your pores. This removal of dirt and the build-up of dead skin cells, also prepares your skin for lotions, serums, and other skin care products and help them work more efficiently.

Serums are designed to go after your cleanser and after your exfoliator and mask but before face oil and moisturizer. These contain an active ingredient that addresses a single goal, such as acne, brightening skin tone or fighting wrinkles. Serums have a higher concentration of active ingredients than traditional products. They are formulated to penetrate the skin versus sit on the surface of skin and deliver more directed results. A well-chosen serum takes into account your skin type and goals. Serums are often expensive, but to temper the sticker shock, you need only one pump, and AchieveBeauty will direct you to where you can buy it at 25% to 50% lower price. Indicate your main concern and we will recommend what we believe to be the best serum to address that concern.

If you’re satisfied with your moisturizer, there’s really no need to incorporate facial oils into your skin-care routine. However, if you have dry or sensitive skin, a coating of an oil will help to maintain hydration and a smooth appearance of the skin. This layer of oil on the skin's surface slows down water loss. The right oil doesn’t only hydrate the skin, but also penetrates the intercellular skin matrix to fight cell-damaging free radicals. Face oils resemble the sebum molecules that skin naturally produces. It can also help foundation apply more smoothly.

Moisturizer helps keep your skin hydrated and refreshed. As we age, the oil glands that keep skin healthy begin to lose their power, making it to where they create fewer oils. Moisturizing daily causes the glands to not have to work as hard to keep your skin healthy throughout your life. When your skin dries out, many issues can pop up with your skin due to the imbalance that occurs. You may notice increased redness, more instances of acne, and even shiny skin from an overreactive production of oil. By adding a moisturizer into your daily routine, you can keep wrinkles to a minimum. Your skin plumps up when you add moisturizer, giving your face a firmer appearance and showing fewer wrinkles.

Some ingredients can harm the human immune system. Some include suspected carcinogens banned in the European Union. And others are designed specifically to help with common skin conditions.

Some people use a regular moisturizer around their eyes. You can do that, but you can also run a marathon in your street shoes. Using a moisturizer around your eyes may cause harm over time, because the skin around your eyes is only 1/9th the thickness of skin anywhere else on your face, and it has fewer oil glands to keep it moist. This is one of the reasons the eye area is one of the first places to show signs of aging. Beyond just wrinkles, our eyes are very sensitive to toxic ingredients. They have many blood vessels, and toxins can penetrate the outer tissues, pass into the veins, and be transported to other parts of the body.

We recommend that everyone begin using an eye cream in their 20’s, even before they see a wrinkle, since the eye area ages 10 to 15 years faster than the rest of the face.

Over 50% of breast cancers start in the upper outer quadrant of the breast local to the underarm region. 1 out of 8 women are expected to develop breast cancer during their lifetime. A new study found chemicals known to cause cancer in humans in 44 out of 86 popular deodorant products studied.

If you are looking for a safe deodorant, Achieve Beauty can make a recommendation for you based on your need.

Ingredients used in your mouth bypass your body’s protective filtering systems and are absorbed directly into your blood. Overexposure to fluoride can lead to cancer, birth defects, renal failure and death. Other toothpaste ingredients banned in Canada, but sold in the U.S. are linked to breast cancer, child overactivity and more.

FDA warned, in January 2020, that 14 of 16 ingredients found in chemical sunscreens can increase infertility, birth defects, breast and other cancers. The U.S. Department of Health found a common ingredient in many sunscreens known to cause blood cancer, and suppress the immune system. The FDA found that after just one application sunscreen ingredients can be absorbed into the blood and remain there an extended period of time.

A Chemical Peel removes the outer layer of skin, They are used to make the skin appear smoother, reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles, improve the appearance of mild scars and other surface imperfections.

Shampoos act as a cleaning agent that cleans the hair and scalp and removes the excess impurities out of the hair. Most Ingredients in shampoos are gentler on the hair than soap and protect the outer layer of the hair from damage. Dry shampoo is a product to absorb the dirt, oil and grease of your scalp without washing it. Many people use it to freshen their hair after working out, a humid climate, extend the life of a blowout, etc. It can also be useful for people who have a hard time taking showers without assistance.

Some ingredients in many shampoos often cause slower hair growth or thinning, and other health problems. For example, the American College of Toxicology states that SLS an often included ingredient in shampoos, which has a dozen unfamiliar alias names, can cause malformation in children’s eye. Other research indicates it can harm the immune system. And there are many other harmful ingredients you should avoid.

Hair conditioners are designed to reduce the amount of friction caused to hair strands during brushing or combing. When the proper conditioners are used for specific hair types, they can reduce the number of split ends and strengthen the hair follicles to prevent damage. While washing the hair removes a lot of contaminants, without using a conditioning product after washing, hair can become dry and stripped of the natural oils it needs to stay healthy.

This conditioner is meant to be left on the hair and not washed out like a regular conditioner. It is a hair treatment that offers additional conditioning and moisturizing benefits that can help dry and damaged hair lay smoother and be easier to style. It is often a spray you mist into your hair after getting out of the shower and towel-drying your hair. It will help detangle, soften, and protect your hair, and will give hair more manageability and shine.

A hair mask provides the most highly concentrated formulas for delivering deep conditioning of hair. A hair mask will infuse extra nourishment, strength, moisture and shine, resulting in healthy-looking hair. The proper hair mask is an essential part of any routine for all hair types and hair concerns. They can also target specific hair concerns. Depending on the amount of damage to the hair, hair texture and hair density, masks can be used once per month or up to every wash if needed.

Heat Protectant is a product used to shield your hair from damage often caused by heat styling. It coats the outside of individual strands, providing a barrier between hot tools and the hair. It protects hair from burning, drying out, and becoming dull. A heat protectant will help smooth the cuticle and leave hair looking shiny and healthy.

Hair sprays can take your look to the next level. They help give your hairstyle a neat finish and help make your style last for hours. A Light Hair Spray makes sure flyaways won’t suddenly pop up in the middle of your day, or if you’re going for a natural-looking hairstyle, this is your go-to hairspray. A Medium Hold Hair Spray will provide control, movement, and bounce all at the same time. A Volumizing Hair Spray will give your hair the hold it needs for voluminous hairstyles like bouffant and beehives. But it doesn’t make your hair stiff and sticky. An Extra Hold Hair Spray is ideal for holding curls and waves in place, without the added weight on your hair. The Firm Hold Hair Spray will hold your hair’s shape for a long time. It’s perfect for buns, knots, and braiding.

There are many types of styling products and each has its own benefits. Mousse, sometimes called styling foam, is much lighter than other products, and works well for most hair types. Gel requires being worked in evenly by hand, but it provides a strong hold. It works well for “scrunching” curls and help create sleek shapes. Pomade and Wax are very similar. Pomade is a waxy-like substance that may feel greasy on the hands, but once worked into hair, it provides sheen. Pomade and hair wax do not dry hair out like some styling products do, and they often provide superior hold. Anti-frizz Serum is designed to reduce or eliminate frizz.

Studies show that Lipsticks include ingredients linked to miscarriages, infertility, cancer, and more. Some are banned in Europe but still sold in the U.S. Blush & Bronzer remain on your skin all day and have toxic ingredients that have been linked to eczema, hives, and anaphylaxis. Many Nail Polish ingredients sold in the U.S. are banned in Europe and Canada and can damage both the liver and kidney, cause breast cancer, and be detrimental to heart health and blood circulation. Some toxic ingredients in Foundation can mimic estrogen causing oily skin, brain fog, breakouts, dry flaky skin, fatigue, and much more. Some can disrupt hormones which leads to Infertility, trouble getting and staying pregnant, painful and irregular periods.