Skin July 2021

Need: slept in last night's makeup

Applied with fingers because it's not cheap. Not losing any product to my cotton pads.

Vitamin C Derivative for brightening and aging protection. Antioxidant support to deal with environmental irritants.

I actually use less frequently but feeling and effect seems to last for a while. It's slightly expensive but worth it. Ultra calming. Literally 3 drops, don't overdo it.

Feels luxurious. Doesn't take much to leave skin feeling hydrated.

Use pink/coral looking cream for morning routine. Comes with a little scoop/spatula. Watch YouTube videos on applying cream to the eyes (spoiler: don't vigorously rub them).

Need: sweaty/dirty/makeup heavy day out. I use before the First Aid Beauty Cleanser because it is cheaper and lathers.

I use almost every 10 days or so because I'm baby (AKA sensitive).

Great for reducing appearance of lines, blemishes, textural irregularities.

Thoroughly clean and DRY skin before application.

Simply moisturize and sun protect after.

Direct Acid (conflict with Retinoids/Retinols and Niacinamide). Mild exfoliator, evens tone and reduces textural irregularities.

Conflicts with other Retinoids/Retinols so avoid eyes because night cream contains a different Retinoid/Retinol.

Easily spread on skin. Don't overdo it; 3-4 drops will suffice. If skin feels heavy after retinoid in squalane, no need to use.

Smells a little bit like Froot Loops but feels really good. Don't need much. Comes with a tiny little spatula that helps. Good value.

Use purple/lavender looking cream for evening routine. Don't rub vigorously or anything crazy like that.

Make sure to get the entirety of the lip line.