New Skincare Routine, Help!

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Erica G.

Apr 9, 2015

Erica G.

Hi ladies. it has been ages since I've been on beautylish and I miss it!! I no longer have my htc and cannot get the app on my blackberry Q10. *sigh* lol.
It has come the time I need to upgrade my skincare regime. atm I am using cliniques 3 step system for dry skin. it is meh in my opinion. it doesn't break me out which is a plus but the dramatically different lotion never quite seems to absorb and it feels very balmy on the skin if that makes any sense!
also, I just turned 29 and see the expression lines on my forehead now and boy is it a pain lol. I would love a good skincare routine that is good for first signs of aging as well and normal combo skin. I am no skincare expert and have tried only a few things. I want something that absorbs well and doesn't just sit on the skin. my biggest concern is anti aging:) thanks in advance for any recommendations!!

Princess D.

Apr 10, 2015

Princess D.

You should check out Paula's choice. it is only sold online but I love it. I think you can even talk to someone there and they will pick products best suited for you

Rebecca C.

Apr 10, 2015

Rebecca C.

I second Paula's Choice! I've been using the line for a while now and its awesome!

Lin F.

Apr 13, 2015

Lin F.

Or check out mine - Monsia Skincare. The day cream and the intense night repair cream go right in and leaves absolutely no greasy residue, makes skin feel really soft and "glowing".

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