To be honest I just realized that less is more 
I keep my morning and night routine simple and easy without doing too much.My current routine has just 4 simple and easy steps which are  cleanser, essence, and moisturizer and sunscreen. My skin has never been happier!

 Does anyone else feel simpler routines work better?

Simple Routines Are Underrated

There was a time I only applied sunscreen when I was stepping out. I didn’t think it mattered if I was staying indoors. But after a while, I noticed my skin looking dull and uneven even though I barely left the house.

That’s when I learned that UV rays can still reach your skin through windows and screens. Since then, sunscreen has become part of my everyday routine  even on days I don’t go anywhere.I use my sunscreen inside the house for that extra protection.

It’s one of the simplest ways I protect my skin barrier and keep my tone even.
Now I tell everyone,  don’t skip your sunscreen, even if you’re staying home!

What sunscreen do you use daily?

Sunscreen Is Not Just for Going Out

Hey picky Fam! I’m new here

Hey skincare lovers 💛

I’ve been dealing with melasma for a while now, and honestly, it’s been one of my biggest skin struggles that doesn’t make me confident enough 

A bit of background — I used to bleach my skin years ago (something I deeply regret now), and it really damaged my skin barrier. Ever since I stopped, I’ve been on a long journey of healing. It’s been about 5 years now, and while my skin is much healthier, I still have this  stubborn melasma patches that won’t fade into my skin.


I’ve tried being consistent with sunscreen, gentle cleansers, and barrier repair creams, but I still can’t seem to even out my tone.

If anyone here has gone through something similar or has product/routine recommendations that worked for them  especially for fading melasma safely — I’d really appreciate your advice 🙏🏽

Ps-I am darkskin and I have a dry-sensitive skin  

Thank you in advance 💕

THICK