Hey all!
I'm looking for a gentle cleanser without any acids and fragrance for my oily, acne prone skin. I'm currently using La Roche posay hydrating cleanser but I'm not such a fan of the way it makes my skin feel. It seems to leave a film behind?  Does anyone have any recommendations for a gentle cleanser (besides Cerave and La roche posay products)?

Gentle cleanser for oily skin

I'm curious to know what's your favourite moisturizer with niacinamide 😊

What's your fav niacinamide moisturizer?

Does anyone have experience with using differin together with Benzyl peroxide leave on treatment? If so, how did your skin respond? I recently started using Benzyl peroxide after differin but sometimes my skin burns a little. Not sure if this normal...

Differin + Benzyl Peroxide

Hey all! Does anyone have experience with combining The Inkey list vitamin C 15%+ edg serum with Azelaic acid (15%)? How did your skin respond? I asked The Inkey list costumer service if it is possible to combine both ingredients in one routine (so vitamin c first and then azelaic acid) and according to them its not recommended to use this product with azelaic acid. I'm wondering why because according to many dermatologists vitamin C and azelaic acid is a great combination (as long as no irritation occurs of course). Does anyone have an idea? Could it be because the ingredients in the inkey list specifically don't combine well with azelaic acid or because the inkey list doesn't sell azelaic acid? (So more of a marketing thing)

The Inkey List VITAMIN C 15% + EGF SERUM

One downside for me is that the sunscreen can sometimes feel a bit greasy on my face when the weather is hot. I have oily skin. However, using oil blotting sheets ensures that my skin doesn't become too greasy. 
In general I think many different skin types will benefit from the suncover sunscreen, but I think it is especially ideal for people with dry skin

I fell in love with this product for several reasons. First of all, it is a safe and effective chemical sunscreen with the 'Tinosorb' filter. The liquid, runny texture spreads well and contains beautiful ingredients, including Niacinamide. This antioxidant protects against sun damage. Secondly, it's a large bottle and lasts a long time. The bottle is handy to carry in your bag. Third, it doesn't leave a white cast on my darker skin. Finally, I think it's great that the SPF was developed by a research doctor in cosmetic dermatology. I have great confidence in Dr Jetske's knowledge and products (I really recommend checking out her blog on skincare!!) 

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