Everyone is constantly searching for helpful skin care advice, but it can grow boring to hear the same tips over and over again. The majority of us are curious about the other beauty advice that those with clear and bright skin actually follow because let's face it: we know they are doing something exceptional. We are urged to drink more water, remove our makeup before bed, and use SPF every day.

Look no further if you're tired of getting the same advice. I talked to several professionals who have beautiful skin to gather their most original skin care advice that you won't find anywhere else. Ten of their best-kept secrets are listed below. 

Although our skin is the largest organ in our body, the area surrounding our eyes is where it is thinnest, making it an extremely sensitive area. This also explains why eye creams are typically more expensive than the others, making the clever tip to place a cool spoon beneath your eyes an effective remedy for swollen and itchy eyes. Simply place your (clean!) spoon in the refrigerator and use the back of the spoon to gently press the areas around your eyes. Dermatologists themselves vouch for this approach. Be aware, though, that you still need to handle your eye area with extreme caution. Remember the rule pat never rub.

It's true that having a skincare routine is a way of life, but no one stated it has to involve consistent habits for the rest of our lives. When our skin becomes accustomed to certain products, it tends to stop improving, as if it develops a tolerance to their effects over time. The cause (of beauty!) has been advanced by trials carried out by researchers and beauty aficionados alike in response to this peculiarity. When you feel that your product(s) have reached a plateau, changing your routine can help revive your skin. Of course, before making the transfer completely, don't forget to patch-test your new products.

Unable to determine the cause of your dry skin? The offender can be caffeine. H2O should be used in place of the coffee, and fruit pieces, such as orange or lemon, will improve the flavor. Skincare > Starbucks, to sum up.

Slathering your skin with SPF is a priority, even if you're worried your block will make you break out. Always opt for physical blocks like zinc oxide or titanium oxide, which reflect the sun's UVB and UVA rays.

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Despite Kylie Jenner's desire for everyone to "Rise and Shine," don't go setting the alarm just yet. Stress from not getting enough sleep can trigger pimples and a dull complexion. The bottom line is that you shouldn't restrict your body and skin from sleep because they need it to repair and replenish after your daily activity.

You must always be mindful of what you put within your body in addition to what you put on your face. Your skin will suffer more the more sugar you consume. Dermatologist Dr. Amy Spizuoco explains that "our immune system regularly breaks off cholesterol plaques in our arteries, allowing unhindered blood flow to proceed as usual." Smooth blood flow enables the best oxygen and nutrient delivery to the body's biggest organ, which is—you guessed it—your skin. It's possible that the reason you have terrible skin is that sugar chains cover those cholesterol plaques like protective shellac, making it much harder for our immune systems to dissolve them.

The solution to having beautiful skin can be in your refrigerator: A fantastic skin-tightening mask is made of egg yolks. Additionally, the mask hydrates and can relieve skin irritation