Skin School by Brushed By Beryl

Skincare Routine Order: What Goes First and Why It Matters
Skincare Routine Order: What Goes First and Why It Matters
The rule that solves 90% of skincare-order confusion: apply products from thinnest to thickest. Water-like products first, creams and oils last, and sunscreen always finishes the morning. The order matters... Read more...
How Often Should You Actually Get a Facial? An Esthetician's Honest Answer
How Often Should You Actually Get a Facial? An Esthetician's Honest Answer
The honest answer: for most people maintaining healthy skin, every four to six weeks, because that matches your skin's natural cell turnover cycle. But if you're treating an active concern... Read more...
Do Chemical Peels Work on Dark Skin? What Every Melanin-Rich Client Should Know
Do Chemical Peels Work on Dark Skin? What Every Melanin-Rich Client Should Know
Yes, chemical peels absolutely work on dark skin, and they're one of the most effective treatments available for the hyperpigmentation that melanin-rich skin is prone to. The catch is the... Read more...
Chemical Peel Aftercare: What to Do (and Avoid) for the First 7 Days
Chemical Peel Aftercare: What to Do (and Avoid) for the First 7 Days
The first seven days after a chemical peel matter as much as the peel itself. Your skin is doing exactly what we asked it to do, turning over damaged cells... Read more...
I Was a Makeup Artist for 9 Years. Here's Why I Stopped Covering Acne and Started Treating It.
I Was a Makeup Artist for 9 Years. Here's Why I Stopped Covering Acne and Started Treating It.
For nine years, I made my living covering skin. I was a makeup artist, and I was good at it. Color-correcting hyperpigmentation, building coverage over active breakouts, blending until dark... Read more...
hy Is My Hyperpigmentation Getting Darker? 5 Mistakes to Stop Making
hy Is My Hyperpigmentation Getting Darker? 5 Mistakes to Stop Making
If your dark spots are getting darker instead of fading, it's almost never random, something in your routine is actively feeding them. Hyperpigmentation darkens when your melanocytes (the cells that... Read more...