Sara M products are a fabulous way to ensure healthier-looking, supple skin and a happier you.
Every morning:  Use your cleanser, toner/mist and treatment serum (if applicable).  Follow with eye cream, moisturizer and a sunscreen.
Every night:  Remove all makeup with dual-action makeup remover and cotton.  Dual-Action makeup remover is very effective at breaking down long-lasting mascara and lip colors.  Then wash with your favorite Sara M cleanser.  Massage the cleanser gently over the entire face paying special attention to areas where oil and dirt collect.  Rinse well with tepid water.  Then use toner/mist.  Wait until dry and then apply Maximum Renewal Gel*/ PepTox™ sparingly.  Again, wait until dry before applying your moisturizer/night cream.
Every two - three days:  Wet skin.  Apply Exfoliating Enzyme Scrub.  Avoid the eye area.  Massage with moistened fingertips.  If you want to have a more effective deep cleansing leave it on for 5 to 7 minutes.  Rinse well with tepid water.  Follow with night or morning products.
*Maximum Renewal Gel is a 9% glycolic acid gel.  Water neutralizes glycolic; therefore, it becomes ineffective on wet skin.  When using glycolic-based skin care products, always apply a sunscreen of at least SPF 15.

Caring For The Eye Area Your eyes are the first area of the face to show signs of stress and aging.  No matter what your age, it is never too late to start using the correct products to provide extra special care for the delicate, eye area.  Some helpful hints are as follows: Apply makeup without pulling and tugging. Look downward into a mirror and always work from the outside of the eye towards the inside as much as possible. Since the skin does not normally stretch in that direction it is not too stressful on the delicate eye area. When in the sunlight, always wear sunglasses to avoid squinting and to help protect from UV rays. For healthier eyelashes always remove your eye makeup before going to sleep.  Follow with an eye cream/gel.  Never go too close to the eyelashes with any cream or gel. This can lead to the product getting into your eyes and causing irritation.