I have a question, it might be a slightly odd one but I am curious about what you guys would do here.

This summer I will probably go on a camping trip. There will be access to running water and sanitary things like showers. But ofcourse, when going on a trip you can't really bring your 8 step nighttime routine and 5 step daytime routine with an exfoliater once every 3 days and the whole shabang. I hope you get the idea😅

What would be the products or ingredients that you would absolutely take with you and why? Or what function would the products you take have, think about green tea for soothing redness of a possible sunburn or something similar.

I hope you guys have tips or recommendations to help me out, or maybe just imagine what you would probably do in such a situation☺

Camping

Hi everyone!

I am considering to start using a retinol and I am curious to see what your favorite retinol products are! 
I don't want to use retinol for acne, but mostly for hyperpigmentation, porecare and fine lines.

Please let me know what products you like and if you have any tips and tricks for firsttime retinol users😊

Starter Retinol

Hey everyone
I'm currently using The Inkey List Retinol Serum and have been using it for over a year
I would like to make a step up to a slightly stronger retinol serum
Does anyone have any good suggestions for retinol  products that are a bit stronger than the Inkey List one?

Also I live in Europe so if there's any suggestions that you are sure of ship to Europe that would be awesome :)

Stepping up retinol

Hi!
I was wondering if anyone has any moisturizer recommendations for me.😊

I am looking for a moisturizer that will help repair my skin barrier and hydrate and moisturize my skin well. I use the Iunik centella gel cream in the morning, but I am looking for one that is a bit more heavy and hydrating for the evening.

I really want to try the etude house one but it's sold out almost everywhere 😔

Any recommendations?😊

Skin barrier support

Hey guys! I was wondering if anyone has sunscreen/sunblock recommendations
I have oily skin and most sunscreens make me look like a greaseball after a while.

I do love the cosrx aloe sunblock for wintertime, but since it's getting warmer I will need a good one for summer. I prefer sumscreen without a tint. The tinted ones I tried all stained my facemasks :(

Sunblock?

This moisturizer is less suitable for dry skintypes because it might not be hydrating enough. It also doesn&#39;t come with a spatula of some sort, which would be more hygienic in use.

This moisturizer is very lightweight, has a nice soothing effect and absorbs quickly. It has almost no scent and spreads easily on the skin.

Sometimes the beads stay in de dropper instead of coming out with the liquid.

I received this product for free from Picky and SKIN1004 in exchange for my honest review.

This ampoule contains a ton of lovely ingredients. Some highlights are:
- Centella Asiatica extract, which helps to soothe and calm the skin.
- Niacinamide, which helps to strengthen the skin barrier, brighten the skin and has anti-inflammatory benefits.
-Tranexamic Acid, which helps to brighten the skin.
- 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, which is a stable form of Vitamin C and helps to brighten the skin as well.

The sturdy glass bottle and dropper make the products easy in use. The ampoule has a viscous texture with small beads. The beads are very soft and have no exfoliating effect. It has no scent. This ampoule is fragrance free, essential oil free, cruelty free and alcohol free.

I experienced no irritation while using this product. It spreads easily on the skin and sinks in fast. The ampoule immediatly hydrates the skin after putting it on. After 3 weeks of everyday use (in the morning) I started to see the first brightening effects. At first I noticed my complexion looking a bit brighter and more even. After another while of using the ampoule, I started seeing the dark spots on my cheeks fade. My skin also feels softer and smoother. 

It has a weird smell but in my opinion it is not bad and it doesn&#39;t linger.

This bodylotion contains shea butter for moisture, green tea extract to calm and soothe the skin. Both also deliver antioxidants. The 10% glycolic acid removes dead skin cells, fights the effects of sundamage and helps lock in hydration. 
The lotion is creamy but feels very lightweight on the skin. It definetly provides a lot of hydration and moisture, but doesn&#39;t leave a heavy or greasy feeling. The lotion spreads easily on the skin and sinks in quickly.
I noticed after using that the bottoms of my feet felt softer and some bumps on my arms were less noticible. 
It&#39;s also fragrance and essential oil free.

Can be irritating at times. I also did not see any longterm effects.

An exfoliating toner containing 7% Glycolic Acid. Glycolic Acid helps to remove dead skincells, fade pigmentation and fight textured skin. This toner also contains some soothing and antioxidantrich plant extract.

This toner does  a great job at removing the dead skin. After use my skin feels soft and smooth. It also helps to fight acne&#47;breakouts and keeps them at bay. 

You can also use this exfoliant on your armpits to help fight bad smells.

Also, it&#39;s fragrance free, essential oil free and alcohol free.

It does contain fragrance, which I don&#39;t really mind but if you&#39;re sensitive to it, pay attention. I also think it is not suitable for drier skintypes.

This gel cream is very gentle and feels soothing. It spreads easily on the skin and sinks in quickly. Whenever using this my skin just looked really calm and a little glowy.
The texture is definetly gel-like, which is very good for oily and combo skintypes.
I believe this moisturizer also helped calm down my acne a little bit.

Aicha