Hello and welcome to !skincareaddiction@sh.itjust.works's skincare routine megathread! I think it's a great way to get inspired by others and a chance to reflect on your own routine as you write it down!
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Breezy@sopuli.xyz · 5 pts · 3y
Skin type: Dry, Sensitive
Skin goals: Keeping skin hydrated and moisturized; under eye lines and darkness; improving skin barrier to tackle more frequent tret usage; preventing irritation by sticking with fragrance- and dye-free products with low to no scent
Season & climate: Hot, humid, and the only season is summer (and maybe one week of fall every now and then)
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General thoughts: For the most part I've been using the same products for years now and I'm mostly content with my routine.
I don't care for foaming cleansers in general so I'm probably not going to repurchase my Curel one after I finish it up. LRP works fine, but I wouldn't mind trying out other cleansers (I've been eyeing the new CeraVe Hydrating Foaming Oil Cleanser).
The one product I am still struggling to find is a good fragrance/dye-free/low-no scent moisturizer for dry skin that doesn't come in a jar (I hate jars so much 😭). I usually either decant jar products or use a spatula which is a nuisance but my brain won't let me dip my fingers into a jar lol. The moisturizers I'm using so far are fine, but a little too light-weight or obnoxiously shiny (looking at you Aestura). So, if any of you know of any good moisturizers for dry skin that don't come in a jar, please let me know!
bookworm@feddit.nl · 3 pts · 3y
Great post! Gave me a lot of inspiration ☺️ And the CeraVe foaming oil cleanser is almost holy grail status for me. Highly recommended! Just keep in mind it's very much a normal "water based" cleanser and not an Asian style oil cleanser.
bookworm@feddit.nl · 4 pts · 3y
Skin type: Sensitive, dry
Skin goals: Reduce sensitivity, moisturize, reduce "bumps" on cheeks and dark rings under eyes
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Other: I recently started slowly introducing BHA into my routine, so I'm using Geek & Gorgeous Porefectly Clear 2% BHA every 3 days.
General thoughts: It's working well for me right now! After my skin has gotten used to BHA then I hope to introduce retinol/retinal into my routine as well!
Breezy@sopuli.xyz · 4 pts · 3y
I'm very curious about this Geek & Gorgeous brand. They seem to be fragrance/dye-free and very economical! In particular, I see that their Happier Barrier product isn't in a jar and am off to purchase it lol. How are you liking their products so far? I feel you on the slowly introducing actives into your routine. When I first started tret, I was using it twice a week and still managed to end up with tret burns! These days I've cut it back to once a week at most and sandwiching it in between my other products.
bookworm@feddit.nl · 3 pts · 3y
I've been trying out a lot of Geek & Gorgeous products recently and for the most part I'm very happy with them! I would say they are similar to The Ordinary but a step better.
I hope you will like Happier Barrier! I thought it was a good moisturizer but I wouldn't mind if it was even thicker.
Blaze@discuss.tchncs.de · 4 pts · 3y
Great thread! Looking forward seeing the different routines
Kayday@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 2y
Skin type:
oily
Skin goals:
Minimize the appearance of pores, hydrate and keep smooth
Season & climate:
Seasonal, dry in the winter and humid in the summer
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Start with Vanicream cleanser, follow up with Cetaphil moisturizing lotion.
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Cleanser, Paula's Choice BHA, moisturize,
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Lotion after a shower, usually around 5pm.
Caudalie Vinergetic C+ mask once per week