Most acne managing ingredients cause dryness. As a result, it’s important to include hydrators while managing acne. How do you manage dryness?

Managing Dryness

Everyone reminds everyone to wear sunscreen but nobody wants to mention what has helped them stay consistent with reapplication.

Could you share tips that have helped you? How often do you reapply during the day??

Sunscreen Wear

Here you go!

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Top 5 Oily Skin Mistakes to Avoid

When I first started doing skincare properly, I stuck with the basics. After a while, I started exfoliating, hydrating and double cleansing my skin and it took a huge leap. I’ve seen people gosh about the benefits of masking and I would like to give it another shot, but it seems time consuming.

What mask do you use and what benefits have you observed?

Masking

Hello, there! I really enjoyed the Cream-to-Foam cleanser from CeraVe and I would like to try cleansers with similar texture.

Could you recommend the ones you love? Thanks!

Creamy Cleansers

You can already tell it ticks all the boxes for a good cleanser. I like that it does what it claims, but I'm not
psyched about it. While this is marketed towards oily to normal skin, anyone can give it a go.

🧼 Daily cleanser
🧼 Contains 3 essential ceramides, niacinamide, & hyaluronic acid
🧼 Fragrance free
🧼 Cleanses gently and thoroughly
🧼 Foams adequately
🧼 Leaves no squeaky/stripped after feel
🧼 Affordable and easily accessible
🧼 PAO: 12 months 

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