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Hi, please recommend me a fragrance free serum for post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, dark spots and even skin tone ( oily and acne prone skin that is sensitive and allergic)
I am looking to add a hyperpigmentation serum to my routine, possible Cosrx alpha arbutin + tranexamic acid and I want to know if it's safe to do so or if I need to substitute it with an existing product.
Is anyone else finding that their reviews aren’t showing up? I posted one for Peach Slices Super Fade Discoloration Serum and it’s been a few days and still hasn’t shown up. Is this a website glitch or am I missing something?
Do guys have any suggestions for imrpovement? I feel like it's been working pretty well to control my acne and keep my skin hydrated. However, I have a good amount of skin discoloration for acne. Do you think the good molecules serum will help?
Is this routine effective for 23 year old skin? I have eczema in my eyebrows and dry skin in general. Lots of fine lines when I’m not hydrating a LOT.
I'd like to know if there are products I should add or delete for 50 year old skin. Thanks!
Glow Replenishing Rice Milk
Revive Eye Serum Ginseng + Retinal
Kale Hydrating Gel Moisturizer
Glow Serum : Propolis + Niacinamide
20% Vitamin C + E Ferulic Acid Serum
Wonder Black Rice Hyaluronic Toner
Unseen Sunscreen SPF 40
Black Rice Moisture 5.5 Soft Cleansing Gel
] PDRN Essence
Licorice pH Balancing Cleansing TonerNeed to specially find a routine for dark circles under eyes, skin brightness and skin evenness
what level of pore clogging is this ingredient?
I’m looking for something for my body so I’m looking for high concentrations of retinol/retinoids but hopefully affordable if possible. Any recommendations or am I just going to have to bite the bullet for a strong retinol ?
Does all of this work together? I always have trouble trying to figure out the order. This is exactly the order I put them in. Do I have too many actives? My skin doesn’t seem to mind. Also my retina is actually one percent not .05.
Am I mixing ingredients that mix out each other?
Or why am I not noticing any improvement in blemishes and uneven skin tone? 🤔
Any help would be greatly appreciated 💐
I'm 24 from Southern California that has weirdly dry skin, and a very oily scalp lol. When I was 23, I decided I was fed up with using the same annoyingly expensive cleanser and moisturizer from Fresh®. I became increasingly aware of Korean skincare being a viable (cheaper) option that provides reliable results, and after some trial and error I landed on LANEIGE®, and TONYMOLY®. The products I use from LANEIGE® are the 'Water Bank Gentle Gel Cleanser [new-ish product]' ($30.00 USD), and the 'Water Bank Blue Hyaluronic Intensive Moisturizer' ($38.00 USD). The products I use from TONYMOLY® are the 'Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner' ($23.00 USD), and the 'Moisture Boost Cooling Marine Concentrate Serum' ($25.00 USD = $116.00 USD). Thankfully, each of these products have been lasting me a long time, and I've only needed to replace each of them once so far, which is a relief on my wallet. It's already a stretch to spend this much on skincare lol, but it's replaced makeup spending quite a bit. Especially once I started to notice improvement. If this counts, I also use RNW®'s 'DER. Therapy Refreshing Scrub To Body Wash' ($14.50 USD) and Vaseline®'s 'Intensive Care™ Cocoa Radiant® Lotion' for my dry body skin lol. Anywaysss ilysm if you read this far, if you have any tips on something I could consider swapping out please be my guest! If you have dry skin and feel clueless, I may be able to help!
what is the best product with niacinamide form wrinkles
I got a gift set of the ordinary glucoside foaming cleanser, salicylic acid serum and moisturising factor + beta glucan. Is there any benefits to adding them to my routine and if yes, how can I do this?
Hi everyone!
This is my first post so IDK if there’s a specific way I’m supposed to write this but here we go! I’m a 20 year old female with combination skin (leaning more towards dry) who has been using the Caudalie vinoperfect serum for the past couple of months. So far, I have had good results with it, but I am a college student so spending $82 every couple of months on a single product isn’t sustainable given my lack of income (as I am a full time student). I was wondering if anyone here knows any serum (or any product) alternatives with similar ingredients that I could switch to!
Hi all, for a decade I have had bad skin barrier on cheeks. I can't even blow dry my hair without the heat sending off irritation.
Looking for something simple that will gradually help restore my skin barrier.
Currently use Soolantra and Cetraben but isn't doing anything for my barrier it feels.