1. PRECLEANSING 
If you wear makeup or have very oily skin starts by with an oil-based cleanser, breaking down and melting away all trace of oiliness, cosmetics and impurities. 

2.  CLEANSING
Wash face with a gently, PH balanced cleanser, Keep in mind that any cleanser you use should not be overly drying or stripping. If a cleanser makes your skin feel tight after washing, it is too harsh and you should find something gentler. 
Look for a gentle cleanser made of natural ingredients.

3. EVENING SHOWER 
A lot of people take a shower in the morning. For acne prone skin shower in the evening is much more important because it removes all grime in your hair you’ve accumulated from the day. Hair is the biggest collector of pollution and dirt from the environment. And all of it goes on your pillow and then on the face. Also, evening shower will thoroughly clean skin and provide better penetration and efficiency your evening acne products. Skin healing and repairing is higher overnight. During the day you are limited on products with translucent color, during the night you can use whatever you want. 

Treatments products are used to “treat” certain conditions of your skin. For example, if you get acne, then you’ll want to include a BHA or other acne treatment of some sort. If wrinkles are your main concern, you may want to include Vitamin C products or retinoids. Treatment products vary according to what “problem” you want to fix. They should also be the first thing applied to clean skin in order to ensure maximum effectiveness and skin penetration.

Using moisturizers can help boost your skin’s overall performance. Moisturizers seal in your skin’s natural moisture, while adding extra hydration so your skin can function at its best. Moisturizers also ease the discomfort of dry or taut skin and can be an additional layer of protection against everyday wear and tear.