Ti Beautician was featured on Thobela FM to share expert advice on proper skin care and the importance of maintaining healthy skin. During the interview, she discussed simple daily skin care routines, the role of cleansing, moisturising and sun protection, and encouraged listeners to understand and respect their skin. With a touch of Sepedi, she reminded audiences that taking care of your skin is an act of self care and confidence.
During a recent interview on Thobela FM, Ti Beautician shared professional advice on the importance of proper skin care and how everyone can maintain healthy skin using simple daily habits.
According to Ti Beautician, skin care is not about expensive products, it is about consistency and understanding your skin type. “Letlalo la gago ke selo sa bohlokwa, o swanetše go le hlokomela ka mehla,” she explained, meaning your skin is important and needs regular care.
The first step to good skin care is cleansing. Wash your face at least twice a day, in the morning and before bed, to remove dirt, oil and sweat. Using the wrong soap can damage your skin, so it is important to use products that suit your skin type, whether it is oily, dry or sensitive.
Moisturising is another key step. Even oily skin needs moisture. Ti Beautician emphasized that many people skip this step, which leads to dull and tired looking skin. “Letlalo le nyaka meetse,” she said, meaning the skin needs hydration. Drinking enough water also plays a big role in skin health.
Sun protection was highlighted as one of the most overlooked steps. Applying sunscreen daily helps prevent dark marks, early aging and skin damage. This applies even on cloudy days. “Letlalo ga le ratwe ke letšatši le le feteletšego,” she added, reminding listeners that too much sun harms the skin.
Lastly, Ti Beautician advised people to be patient and kind to their skin. Avoid mixing too many products and do not follow trends without guidance. Healthy skin takes time and discipline.
She concluded the interview by encouraging listeners to seek professional advice when unsure. “Ge o sa kgonthišege, botšiša setsebi,” meaning if you are unsure, ask an expert. Good skin care is self care, and everyone deserves healthy, glowing skin.
According to Ti Beautician, skin care is not about expensive products, it is about consistency and understanding your skin type. “Letlalo la gago ke selo sa bohlokwa, o swanetše go le hlokomela ka mehla,” she explained, meaning your skin is important and needs regular care.
The first step to good skin care is cleansing. Wash your face at least twice a day, in the morning and before bed, to remove dirt, oil and sweat. Using the wrong soap can damage your skin, so it is important to use products that suit your skin type, whether it is oily, dry or sensitive.
Moisturising is another key step. Even oily skin needs moisture. Ti Beautician emphasized that many people skip this step, which leads to dull and tired looking skin. “Letlalo le nyaka meetse,” she said, meaning the skin needs hydration. Drinking enough water also plays a big role in skin health.
Sun protection was highlighted as one of the most overlooked steps. Applying sunscreen daily helps prevent dark marks, early aging and skin damage. This applies even on cloudy days. “Letlalo ga le ratwe ke letšatši le le feteletšego,” she added, reminding listeners that too much sun harms the skin.
Lastly, Ti Beautician advised people to be patient and kind to their skin. Avoid mixing too many products and do not follow trends without guidance. Healthy skin takes time and discipline.
She concluded the interview by encouraging listeners to seek professional advice when unsure. “Ge o sa kgonthišege, botšiša setsebi,” meaning if you are unsure, ask an expert. Good skin care is self care, and everyone deserves healthy, glowing skin.
