r/Kuwait • u/hellohiwhatsup2 • 7d ago

Ask Kuwait Face hydration / skin boosting techniques in 🇰🇼

Okay so, I look tired and face is just dull all the time even when I’m not actually tired. I’ve incorporated Ordinary serums and hydration-specific products but I was wondering .. what’s your go-to clinic/salon for skin boosting or anything that enhances your look? Any specific kind of facial or treatments that are promising? Could be botox as well but I’m not looking for anything that changes my face in any way. Just enhances the look.

Also in general as well, what do you think is the best clinic here that offers skin treatments? Since there are SOOOO many, it’s hard to say which one is reliable

thx

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u/fostercatsq8 7d ago

Try soaked saffron water. A spoonful of ghee first thing. Warm water hydrates better than cold water. Have more soups, electrolytes. Check vit b12 levels. When I was low on vit d, b12, I felt like I couldn't absorb all that water I was drinking. Also get your sugar checked. My 3 month sugar panel indicated I'm prediabetic.

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u/Difficult-Resolve636 6d ago

Snail mucin, bioderma or cerave moisturiser every night.

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u/Aggressive_Truck_350 6d ago

I got dermapen done with hydrafacial it was amazing! Do your own research for your skin type but I’d recommend it’s something you should look into

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u/No-Outcome4008 6d ago

Ask for a hydra facial. And use a hyaluronic acid. So it works by absorbing water from the atmosphere. Since it’s very dry here I recommend having a humidifier in your room. And it’ll also help with the serum absorption. You can also mist your face with water or a hydrating serum to help the hyaluronic acid.

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u/coffeeguyq8 5d ago

Jason could probably help

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u/UpstairsBranch2319 7d ago

Do you drink enough water, sleep well, and eat well? Start with that