Hi! I have genetically oily scalp and i need to wash my hair every other day. I’ve tried switching to shampoos that do not contain silicone but they proved to be too weak for me and I dont feel like they wash my hair well enough. Shampoos with silicone wash off all the sebum but maybe it washes it too well so my scalp compensates with more sebum. So I’m lost with what to do. Any advice?

I’m sick of washing my hair every other day

Hi! I’m 25 yrs old and I have had dark circles all my life (I even think its genetics). However, now I want to do something about it and recently I have seen the “under eye pinching” test, and it made me think that I can do something about it. The test says what infredients tou should apply to your under eye area depending on if you lose the darkness when you pinch your under eye or not. When i pinch my under eye I dont lose any darkness and recommended ingredients are retinol and caffeine. Now, I’ve avoides using any retinoids bc I’m aware it can be tricky to use. But now I’m 25 and that is the appropriate age to start using retinol. 
Do you know any good eye creams that will lighten my under eyes? I also developed some fine lines there so I’d like to target those also. What is beginner friendly under eye cream?
Thank you in advance!

Eye cream recommendation for absolute beginners

I have oily, straight hair and recently I've started using dry shampoos. I have a feeling that my hair growth is slowing down and that the cause is the use of dry shampoos. I wash my hair every other day, 3 days between the washes is maximum. I dont have dandruff.
I've heard of sclap exfoliating shampoos and they seem like a good solution. Any recommendations?

Scalp exfoliating shampoo for oily hair

My routine nowadays is minimal and simple: moisturizer and spf in the morning, cleanser and moisturizer in the evening. Recently, I've had an unusual breakout (never have I ever had acne in those places and they were stubborn, and even pimple patches couldn't calm the skin and extraxt the pimple - this was going on for 2 weeks), so I've wanted to put in little extra care in my routine. If I decided to step out of my minimal routine, it would be only once a week. I've noticed that even some gentle products like niacinamide toner would cause redness. It seems that when I try to spot treat with some products that I've been using for a long time, I get red patches as if I've built a resistence to them. I'm wondering in which state is my skin, is it temporary or should I forget about the products I've been using? What to do with my routine, should I incorporate some calming and hydrating products or keep it simple?

What to do when your skin gets easily irritated?

I'm 23 and I have fine lines on my forehead, neck and my smile lines are also visible. My makeup tends to crease at these areas so I'm pretty sure those are fine lines. 
What products do you recommend to use to slow down aging of the skin, and to hydrate it?
Which ingredients I shouldn't mix?

Fine lines at 20s

Usage is a bit unpractical, I had problems with separating liquids, once it was mixed, it was really hard separating them. It&#39;s a bit pricy. Didn&#39;t see any improvements while using it

It ahas a faint smell, somebody might not like that, but i don&#39;t mind it

I&#39;m really satisfied with this product. I could see that it  efficiently removed some of my hiperpygmentation after 2 weeks. It&#39;s not sticky and it&#39;s gentle, leaves ny skin moisturized after applying, doesn&#39;t dry it out. I used it only in the morning and applied sunscreen right after.  Keep in mind that i have acne scarring, so in the after (2nd) photo, they seem darker, it&#39;s not hyperpigmentation.

maraja