There are so many beauty hacks available online, but which ones work and which ones don't? You search online for the best products or scour the drugstore shelves, but it feels like a big maze. Everything seems important, everything smells good and everything promises miracles. We know which hacks will really help you, so read along with us and enjoy your day!

3 x Beauty hacks at a glance

1. Cleanse your skin twice every evening

These beauty hacks really work, especially if you wear makeup. The cleaner your skin and pores are, the better our cream and serum can be absorbed into the skin. You may be thinking, why should I cleanse my skin twice? We can substantiate that very well!

Throughout the day, quite a bit of dirt ends up on your skin. Not only your care products, SPF, makeup, but also dead skin cells, sebum production and air pollution. Quickly cleaning or rinsing your face will definitely not clean your skin, even though your body does need it. Remaining dirt on the skin makes the skin dull, but also causes inflammation, aging signs and blockages.

Double cleansing is a solid solution, where you will see a difference in just a few days.

2. Use products with hyaluronic acid

This hack is good for smooth and even skin. Hyaluronic acid prevents the accumulation of dead skin cells and cleanses the skin deep into the pores. It is a natural substance that can support 1,000 times its own weight in water. This simply means that your skin is excellently hydrated and receives good protection.

By regularly using hyaluronic acid on the skin you will see improvements, such as:

• Refreshing the skin;
• Reduction of fine lines and wrinkles;
• Noticeably softer and smoother skin;
• Radiant skin, so who wouldn't want that?

3. Use ice cubes for bags under your eyes

And not just for bags under the eyes! Ice cubes cool the skin, causing the pores and blood vessels to narrow. This reduces swelling under the eyes, for example, and gives the rest of the face a fresh appearance! To prevent sensitive skin, it can help to wrap the ice cubes in cling film.