Best Skincare Routine

Oct 5, 2014

Brittany m.

@Traci L oh okay, I didnt see vitamin C in the ingredients for the serum

Oct 5, 2014

Traci L.

It's a peptide serum hun it has peptides that brighten and firm and sodium hyaluronic acid that plumps the skin

Oct 6, 2014

Brittany m.

Ohh okay lol
thank you
I just wasnt sure since you said earlier to get a vitamin C one :)

Oct 6, 2014

Brittany m.

I reread lol my bad you said either lol

Oct 6, 2014

I have really dry to normal skin, I get some hormonal break outs but very rare! I wash my face at night and the next morning and cleaning your face and moisturizing is the most important steps! I use cetaphil face wash (pic included) for normal skin- they have dry to normal, normal to oily, it's very sensitive and doesn't take away the natural oils in my skin like some harsh soaps can, also I've found I can use this face wash as many times as I want a day because it's so gentle. It's a great face wash honestly and ulta usually has buy one get one half off sales all the time! For moisturizers if I have any break outs I break open a vitamin e capsule at night and put it everywhere (it's great for making your lashes stronger and longer too as well as wrinkles & redness) and when I wake up my skin is so soft and my breakouts are gone completely. It's my holy grail honestly works so much better than other high end moisturizers and oils I have. If I use a lotion I like ponds anti aging cream with AHA's and collagen. It smells amazing and clean (and try to stick to fragrance free products because fragrance will cause clogged pores, break outs, etc) if you want an oil more high end try Josie Maran's milk Argan oil. This is a great moisturizing oil, very sensitive, and won't clog pores- but it is pricey- but will last you a very long time as you only need a few drops. You also should lightly exfoliate once a week (I have very dry skin in the winter so I can get away with doing it more) this is great to get rid of dead dry skin, and uneven skin texture but be careful on any acne as you don't want to scrub it open- I have always used st Ives green tea or apricot scrub. However if you like your skin products to be natural, then make up an exfoliator of brown sugar coconut oil and vitamin e, (coconut oil is a great makeup eye remover esp for mascara too) and just add in as much brown sugar as you like to make a paste and get your face damp and exfoliate- this tastes great and is natural so you can use it on your lips and body too (although for my body I like to add in some coffee grounds too but that's just my personal preference) you can also go to ulta and get samples and travel trial sizes of most skin care products to try to see if you like them before bitting the bullet on the full sizes that are more expensive. Also speaking of ulta- the Mario bedescu brand they sell is absolutely fabulous!! They have so many acne products that are super sensitive and a product for everyone! I have a lot of their products and absolutely love the quality and results! If you're looking for a good mask to help with dryness, breakouts, or irritation a great one to try is glam glow (at sephora and I think ulta too) these are pricey but well worth it and they have different ones for each skin issue- my favorite one is the blue thirsty mud mask - but like I said I do have dryer skin - they also have clarifying treatments and are highly raved about! Hope this helps! Xo

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