I've been drawn to this range ever since I saw it on Sephora, probably because it has the word "glow" in it and it's pink. What do you guys think? Have you tried any of these products and do they bring that lovely shine?

Are these Innisfree products any good?

My nose is definitely the most troublesome part of my skincare. It's the only place where I have sebaceous filaments showing, it's the reddest part of my face and it's where I usually get either very dry or very oily skin. Can you guys relate? And if so, what are your advices?

Let's talk noses

I bet most of you have seen tik tok videos on the effect of using glycolic acid (specifically The Ordinary one) on your elbows, feet, etc. What other uses do you guys recommend?

Where do you use glycolic acid (other than your face)?

I do feel my skin tightening after using, but nothing major to be fair

I actually do enjoy this, the  price is really good and works well as a light exfoliator

There's not much to complain about after using this product, other than the feeling of stretched skin. 

The Ordinary is my go to for all things skincare-related. It's incredibly affordable and high-quality - no complains whatsoever. 5*

Has a pretty intense smell and it stings a bit when applying. 

It definitely feels like your skin is hydrated afterwards, and it's a good one for one of those days when you're healing from Retinol. 

I don't have many complaints other than it would be nice if it contained more good-for-your-skin actives

There's much to love about this product. It's quite cheap in comparison to other spfs, has nice coverage, smells nice but not overpowering, and a little does go a long way. I have very pale skin as well, so if there's a white cast I really don't see it! 

Mafsmc