Trying a new cleanser with 2% Salicylic Acid.

Cleanser for combo/oily skin. Cointains Niacinamide, Ceramides and Hyaloronic Acid.

Adding an antioxidant
Reasons: (Revesratrol) reduces hyperpigmentation, sun spots, redness,
irritation, anti-inflammatory, fights free radicals. (Ferulyc Acid) enhance
SPF protection, fights free radicals and reduces irritation.

Using this one to have Niacinamide and Ceramides in th a.m routine to avoid using Niacinamide Serum.
It's a 2in1.

Has anti-inflammatory properties, which helps to reduce blemishes and also helps to fade spot marks.

Trying a new sunscreen. Non-comedogenic, no white cast, dry/matt effect.

Cleanser for combo/oily skin. Cointains Niacinamide, Ceramides and Hyaloronic Acid.

Using Argireline in specific spots as 11s, crow feet, smile and forehead lines to relax the muscles and soften expression/dynamic/aging lines/wrinkles.

x5 Times a week, Using it it with Matrixyl and Retinol

Combo Argireline 10% + Matryxil for anti-aging.
Matryxil with Argireline all over the face and neck to hydratate and plump the skin, in the long term boost collagen and elastin.
5x Times a Week, using it with Argireline and Retinol.

Trying a new Retinol
Reasons: Cointains ceramides to restore skin barrier, Niacinamide and Licorice Root extract, anti inflammatories for post-acne discoloration/redness. Ceramides & HA.
2x Times a Week, using with Argireline and Matrixyl

It's a "All in1" (geting rid of Salicylic Acid serum and Glycolic Acid product)
Reasons: Contains BHA (2% Salicylic Acid) and AHA (Lactic & Glycolic Acid), Niacinamide, Ceramides and Hyaloronic Acid.
2x a week in rotation with the retinol.

Trying a new moisturizer formulated without Niacinamide to avoid build up.