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Have You Ever Had A Skin Care Coach? You Can With Skin Authority… (For Free)

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What is a skin care coach? I was wondering the same thing when I started researching Skin Authority.

Skin Authority® – The Healthy Skin Lifestyle Company™ reached out to ask us to test their products and offer a giveaway for you. After looking at their website and watching some videos about their business, I was impressed and agreed to share with you their line of skin products and their unique approach to skin care.

Which Skin Care Products Are Right For You

Do you know that feeling of confusion and indecision when you’re staring at a shelf full of skin care products and you have no idea what to choose? Or when you’re scrolling through a website of product images and you don’t know what items would best match your skin?

There are so many skin products available with an endless list of ingredients. How are you supposed to know what to choose? And even if you figure it out at one stage in your life, your skin is constantly changing… so then when and how do you change your skin care routine?

Celeste Hilling - Skin AuthorityCeleste Hilling recognized the need for people to have skin care coaches in a similar way that they have fitness coaches.

She founded the company Skin Authority that incorporates new approaches and advanced ingredient technology to create skin care products that deliver visible results.

Their team developed a unique approach to customer service. They started a program called the BeautyWorkout™ that provides customized home product routines for customers… as a free service.

Skin Authority

Certified skin coaches connect with customers over various channels such as Skype, FaceTime, live chat, or email. They can help people get started with a new skin care regime, answer questions, and stay motivated to keep up their routines.

They even have a mobile app to serve as a Skin Coach On Demand.

Skin Coach on Demand

It’s clear that their free skin care coaching program is working. Clients are loving it and spreading the word about Skin Authority.

Watch the video below to find out more…

Giveaway

Would you like to win a Skin Authority Clear Skin Kit worth $299?

This kit for daily routine incorporates proven ingredients chosen by dermatologists to clear blemishes, reduce oil, and calm redness while keeping skin feeling smooth and soft.

Skin Authority Clear Skin Kit

  • Helps keep follicles open and clear
  • Works to minimize the feeling of dryness
  • Helps fade the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and superficial imperfections
  • Helps prevent sun damage linked to the formation of wrinkles and dark spots

Clear Skin Kit includes:

  1. Exfoliating Cleanser, 6.0 fl oz
  2. Acne & Oil Control, 1.7 fl oz
  3. Daily Defense Moisturizer SPF 30, 4.0 fl oz
  4. Super-C Serum, 1.0 fl oz
  5. Vitamin A Cell Renewal, 1.7 fl oz

To enter to win, please leave us a comment telling us one or more of your skin care concerns. Then complete your entry using the form below.

Open to the US and Canada.

 

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Which Skin Care Products Are Right For You

 

Disclosure: This post is sponsored, so extra thanks for reading and sharing.
Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
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187 Comments

  3. when I apply C serum or green tea. It leaves my skin with discoloration from the antioxidants oxidizing on my skin is my guess. I am acne prone and so I produce excess dead skin cells.
    can the excess dead skin cells that acne prone skin types product block absorption leading to the antioxidants oxidizing on surface of skin?
    I am trying to figure out why when I apply these serums as day goes on it leaves my skin discolored , but when I apply them they are way lighter. thank you so much

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  10. My biggest concern is Milia.. I seem to be getting them more frequently. I don’t use heavy lotions and I clean my skin daily. I now have one on my eye.. grrrr

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  14. I have brown spots, large pores, redness and fine lines. Most products irritate my reactive and sensitive skin

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  27. I have a couple but the one that bothers me most is the dryness on my elbows. It looks like I have a rash at times. Dr said it is just dry skin….

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  56. I’m approaching the big 5 0 this year and I’m noticing more fine lines around my eyes. But, the biggest skin problem I have is still having acne at my age. It’s very frustrating.

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  61. My biggest skin concerns are fine lines – especially now that I’m almost 50. I’d love to reduce them around my eyes the most.

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  62. I have acne which at age 42 is quite annoying. I also feel that my skin lacks a brightness or radiance that it once had.

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  70. My skin concern is that now that I am in my 40s, my skin has started breaking out. It’s never done that before.

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  71. My main skin care concern is psoriasis and the damage it does. My other concern is hyperpigmentation.

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  72. I’ve always had sensitive skin but now my concerns are twofold. I’ve had skin cancer and must wear sunscreen year round but so many of the products cause breakouts (my other concern) and I’d really enjoy having clear & protected skin.

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  75. So many skin concerns! I have hormonal acne; keratosis pilaris and eczema. Also I’m approaching 40, so I am concerned about putting off looking my age for as long as possible!

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  78. I actually am struggling with fine lines and the beginning of wrinkles, but am looking for a skin care line for my teen age son!

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  92. I have dry, flaky skin along my smile lines and an oily forehead region. I have a mix and match combination of facial cleansers and moisturizers to try to blend.

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  97. One of my main concerns, with my skincare regime is that my skin l noticed tends to get really dry and along with the dryness of my skin lately l have also started noticing fine lines. l absolutely love trying out new skin care lines! I love trying out new things =]

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  99. I have aging skin, with uneven skin tone, and hereditary dark circles – so hard to find a line of products that does it all!

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  105. My main skin care concern is hyper-pigmentation around the corners of my mouth and nose. I also experience patches of skin that are rougher than others in my T-zone.

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  111. I took my skin for granted when I was younger and now that I’m in my mid-thirties I need help ASAP PLEASE!

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  116. I still get break outs, and I’m older. Also skin balance. I used to be oily and now it is very dry. Wrinkles of course.

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  121. As I get older, I have noticed some dark spots showing up. I’d love to try the vitamin c serum to see if it helps.

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  124. One of my biggest skincare concerns is definitely wrinkles. I know I’m still young, but prevention is key.

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  126. My biggest concerns are greasy shiny skin with blackheads ob my chin and around my nose that never go away

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  131. Age spots, wrinkles on my forehead and around my eyes. Dark undereyes from barely any sleep raising my little ones….I could truly use a lift

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  146. Ughhhh dryness is a huge issue for me, no matter what I use by the middle of the day my skin is like the desert! That and huge pores is a constant battle for me.

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  154. My biggest skin concern is that I have melasma, which is patches of brown skin on my face. It always gets worse in the summer due to being outdoors more. I try to wear a hat and wear sunscreen to minimize it. It does fade over the winter, but never goes away. I can wear a good concealer, but it will still show – I don’t like wearing a lot of heavy makeup to cover it.

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  158. My biggest concern is the amount of products I need to use! First a serum and a moisturizer… then a primer and a bb cream… foundation… bronzer.. blush, powder, highlighter and setting spray. How do you find the right products to use all together?

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  180. I am a woman of a particular age, so my issues are…creapyness under the eyes and just all around lack of moisture in my face.

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  181. Dull, dry skin is my problem. I’m starting to lose elasticity and have been doing research on anti-aging skin-care but there are so many options and choices!

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