Anyone else have enough skincare items stocked up at home to technically do no buy 2022?

This year I went overboard with skincare shopping (I found out about Stylevana and Jolse 😅) and I realized that I am well stocked up for probably the whole of 2022. 

Was wondering if anyone else is on a similar boat?

Enough skincare stock to do No buy 2022?

Hello!
This might sound silly, but does anyone know what the niacinamide percentage is for this toner?
I know the Brigthening Ampoule has 4% niacinamide but I can't seem to find the info for the toner. Any help appreciate it!

EDIT: I contacted Skin1004 and they told me it's 2% niacinamide for the toner.

Skin1004 Brightening Toner

Was wondering how you all manage your skincare routines when mixed with working out/exercising. Like do you wash your face (if you're wearing makeup) before working out and then again afterwards? I know there is that "rule" about limiting face washing to 1-2 times a day, but how does a person do that if they workout and sweat? 
For myself, to avoid over washing, I workout in the morning and before heading to work (this also means, I shower twice a day, almost every day). Trying to find tips on this topic as Winter approaches, I do want to stay in bed longer and want to change up my workouts in the evening.

Cleansing/face washing/skincare routines and working out

Was wondering if anyone here uses red light, infrared ligjt therapy. If so, how do you incoporate it into your routine? 
I recently bought a light panel for my chronic upper back pain and it seems to be helping. Since now I have spent so much money on a Red light/infrared panel, I would like to use it as part of my skincare routine but I am getting really mixed info on how to incorporate the light properly. So I'm wondering if anyone here knows if I can use the light with vit c? Before or after skincare application? 
The only definitive answer google was able to help me find is to put retinol AFTER the light session. The rest of the info are very inconsistent. 

Hopefully someone here can help.

Red light, Infrared light therapy

How many sunscreens do you currently own? How much is too much? Do you stock up on sunscreen when it's on sale? And what sunscreens are in your collection?

Sunscreen collection

This is my absolute go to when my skin barrier is damaged. Absolutely love and heavily relied on when my skin is irritated. This is my HG.

Absolutely love this sunscreen! I am east asian and this tone up sunscreen does not leave any white caste. I love how it brigthens my skin while evening out my skin. I wear this sunscreen every day (first sunscreen application, after my morning skincare), and would reapply other sunscreens throughout the day. I also really like how this sunscreen has 4 physical filters so I don&#39;t need to wait 20-30min before leaving the house. I started using this product in mid July and I am currently on my second bottle (will probably use it up in around 2 more weeks). Will definitely repurchase.

Took a few months of daily usage (applied 2 pumps every morning on my face) and just finished up a 30ml bottle. I can honestly say that this very expensive product did absolutely nothing for my skin. My skin did not brigthen nor did the sunspots or post acne marks fade away -- not that this serum also did not cause my skin to break out of dry out my skin. After I used up the 30ml, I moved onto using othet serums (kbeauty brands that are much cheaper in price) and my skin looks exactly the same as while I was using the Estee Lauder serum. I will not be repurchasing.

This product didn&#39;t break me oit of cause any flushing.

Somehow, I have a love and not so love&#47;moderate like with this sunscreen. Some days my skin just don&#39;t exactly look good with this sunscreen on while other times, my skin looks amazing with it on.

Love how this sun cream is actually slightly higher than 50 spf. This sun cream is one of the four suncream&#47;sunscreen I carry and use to reapply during the day while at work. Applies and blends well on my drier skin. The scent doesn&#39;t bother me but I do know the smell might turn people off. I have no irritations too.

Unfortunately, my skin did not react well with the product. I used this ampoule for one week (morning and night), as my serum step. First night while using this ampoule, I noticed that my skin felt less hydrated and slightly more tight. After that, I patted in more layers of toner to give my skin my hydration before applying this ampoule. By day three or so, I noticed a few small red bumps on my skin -- I have acne prone skin but with using Adapalene, any clogged pore only lasts a day or two).  By day 7, I had to stop using this ampoule as I noticed I was getting more and more bumps and they were not going away. My only conclusion is that my skin do not like &quot;higher&quot; percentage of Niacinamide -- this ampoule has 4% but my skin has also done well at 2% (my skin broke out terribly when I used a product with 10% Niacinamide before!). 
I gave this ampoule to my friend and she really enjoys it.

I received this product for free from Picky and SKIN1004 in exchange for my honest review. 
@go.picky @pickyrewards @skin1004official 

Skin1004’s signature ingredient Centella Asiatica, found in Madagascar preserving 200 years of untouched nature.

Major Ingredients and benefits: 
🌟Strong calming care 
🌟Contains 77% Centella Asiatica extract
🌟Contains 4% Niacinamide
🌟Tranexamic acid
🌟Made White™ beads 
🌟Fast absorbing 
🌟Brightening
🌟Fragrance free 

How to apply: Apply directly on face after cleansing, and toner. Pat gently till absorbed. Follow with moisturizer. 

My skin type: Mature skin (40s) Easily dehydrated, sensitive, combination skin that is also acne prone. 

My experience:  
I am very grateful to receive this ampoule from Picky and Skin1004. I absolutely love Skin1004&#39;s Madagascar Centella Asiatica Ampoule, so I was stoked to try this Brightening Ampoule as it has many wonderful ingredients.

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