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skincareoverpizza
Oily/Sensitive
Omg i dont have a number one but all of these are so true! Let me add - stop listening to skincare advice from TikTok and treating it like professional advice. I feel like so many people will only try a product because its viral on TikTok, or they will completely bash a whole brand or some products just because a random tiktoker said it didnt work for them! What matters are the contains and how it works on ourself, stop taking TikTok skincare advice to heart!
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MeaningInMakeup
Dry/Sensitive
Honestly this. A good reviewer won’t bash an entire brand based off of dislike of one product. And random influencers don’t necessarily have product or ingredient education, they’re just stating their opinions.
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MeaningInMakeup
Dry/Sensitive
Washing your hands before washing your face and applying skincare. You don’t want extra bacteria contaminating your skincare products.
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skincareshortie
Dry/Sensitive
I would add do not go overboard with exfoliation and actives. It can do real damage to your skin and skin barrier that takes a long time to repair.
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Lingua
Dry/Resilient
I agree,I used to over exfoliate and my skin got so irritated and then am like its because am over exfoliating.I stopped and went back to normal.
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Negin
Dry/Resilient
Removing makeup. I kind of think knowing your skintype is a little overrated since skin can act differently depending on season and circumstances but that’s just my opinion 😊
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Lingua
Dry/Resilient
Very true not all skin is the same, and every type of skin has its own requirements.But I believe knowing my skin type can help create a skincare routine that works best for me and keep my skin healthy,hydrated, and looking its best. Thank you 💗
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smellysharpie
Dry/Sensitive
I’d agree - makeup tends to clog my pores or irritate my skin if left too long
My top rules would be remove makeup, wear SPF, and do NOT overexfoliate 😊
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