I've heard lots of people saying they double cleanse, or some products that have two cleansers meant to be used together, but I've never tried it. Is there really a benefit from using two cleansers? My skin has an oily T-zome but other than that it feels more normal so I was afraid double cleansing would dry it out.

Also, what are good products I could use to double cleanse that aren't harsh but still good for the skin?

What is double cleansing for?

Does anyone here take supplements for your skin? I heard about the Korean Julie's Choice Vita Glow c3700 supplements for vitamin c and glutathione. It seems like it really brightens up the skin! (Although I'm wary about buying it because I have tan skin and don't want to make my skin pale.)

I didn't see any oral supplements on Picky, so I was wondering if anyone here could share things they use or have heard of! I'm looking for a good vitamin C supplement or something that would just make me/my skin healthier in general.

Vitamin Skincare Supplements

I have a few face rollers that I got as a gift, but I never really used them regularly for a long period of time because I honestly thought they wouldn't do much. When I used them, they felt nice and cold against my skin, but I'm not sure if there's any science behind it actually helping my skin. I'm also not sure about how often I should use it. It's the basic facial massage rollers that you can find online. If they have worked for you, please tell me about your experience and what it did for your skin! 🙏

Do face rollers do anything?

There is nothing bad about this product. 

This is my favourite moisturizer. It always balances my skin to feel more "normal" when it seems a bit too dry or getting a bit oily. I also like the thin formula. A little bit of cream goes a long way. It also feels thin and absorbs into my skin right away, and it leave zero sticky or slippery feeling. It doesnt leave any lotion residue either. It just feels very nice and lightweight. My breakouts have calmed down since i used this moisturizer. I also think the tea tree scent is pleasant as someone who doesn't like strong fragrance. It's a light smell and it fades quickly. 

It left an intial white cast that visibly whitened my skin, which is tan. If you have very tan or darker skin, I don't know how it would look after the white cast fades, but the intial white cast will be very noticeable. It's the only reason I havent bought this product again, but if I start wearing makeup I might buy it again since this could be fixed by applying in some foundation or something like that.

I really liked the scent of this product. I don't think it was that strong and it faded quickly so it didn't leave any fragrance. It never irritated my skin or eyes. It made my face feel soft as if I had just patted powder on it rather than the usual greasy feeling of sunscreen. (But it was not cakey! It's a liquid applied by a sponge.) The application was my favourite part; It always left my hands clean because it was a hand sponge and so I never applied too much product on my skin. I feel like despite the small container it lasted me a long time.

Like I said above, it has a shiny finish which was not my preference. However, the texture is still good and so I overall like the product. Compared to my other sunscreens that leave a peel-y residue, this leaves nothing and so it feels really smooth on the skin. 

I received this product (Torriden's Dive in Mild Sun Cream) for free from Picky in exchange for my honest review. First I would like to talk about the white cast; The cream has a white-violet tint that fade when you blend it in. Essentially, it has a minimal white cast that completely fades away in about 2 minutes. The cream itself has hyaluronic acid which is good for retaining moisture. 

The finish of the product is definitely shiny rather than matte. As someone with normal to oily skin, I wasn't too much of a fan. However, I think this product would be great for people with dry skin. I like the texture of the cream itself and how easily it blends into the skin. It does NOT leave any residue that peels or dries at the top of the skin like some other sunscreens I have used in the past. This is huge for me because I hate the film or powder-like residue that sunscreens leave on your skin. Torriden's sun cream applies onto the skin very smoothly. When I applied this to my neck, it made my skin a bit red for a few minutes. So, I would warn people with sensitive skin to patch test this product. Other sunscreens have made my neck/collarbone area red but not my face, so I am not sure if it is linked to skin sensitivity, but it is something to look out for. 

Some people might not like the texture. It's a wash off mask rather than a peel off mask. So, you'll need to rinse it all off. It does not dry completely, so the wash off just liquidizes the product again and a lot of it can be missed (doesnt wash off smoothly) so it might take awhile.

I like this mask because it left my skin with a matte finish. Since my skin is a bit oily it felt like it worked well. After I used it, my skin looked more clean. There was no reddness (it was not over-drying or harsh to the skin). I'm not sure how much it cleaned my pores, but I do think it controlled the oil on my skin well. I don't use it as regularly as recommended (1-2 times a week), maybe a couple times a month, but when I do use it, it feels nice. It never irritated my skin or caused me to break out after. 

Also, I have used this mask COUNTLESS times yet there is still product in there. It looks like a little container, but the product spreads really well so you dont have to use a lot. 

oceyu