Hey!😊 I have read that hyaluronic acid works best when applied on damp skin. I like to use it like that, it's been working for me.
My question is, if I put on an AHA serum, or in general a chemical exfoliant, do I need to get my skin damp after that, before I apply my hyaluronic acid? 
How do you guys do it? Do you get your skin damp before hyaluronic acid?

With or without water?

I don't know about you but I just love to read those! If you have one feel free to share it!
Have a nice day!😊

Any unpopular skincare opinions?

Hello!😊
I wanted to ask you guys about dermaplaning.
I've heard so many good things about it, but I'm a little scared to try it.
If any of you have tried it, can you write your experience? Any tips on how to do it well? Should I put some face oil or Aloe Vera under it?
I think I'm better off with the plant derived hemi-squalane from The ordinary, but I'm not sure.
Is there anybody who's had a bad experience with it?
Thank you so much for your answers, and have a nice day!🥰

Dermaplaning?

For me it would be the amount of skincare stuff which I ordered and then didn't finish, because they didn't work out well, or the mineral sunscreens which made me look like an actual ghost!😂

What's something you wish you have known before starting your skincare journey?

Hello!😊
This isn't really a discussion, I just wanted to mention somebody who I learnt a heckton from. I'm sure a lot of you guys already know her, she's Cassandra Bankson.
I found her on YouTube, and I'm obsessed with her videos! She has conversations for those who are just getting into skincare, but she has videos to those who are more experienced too. 
This isn't some weird kind of sponsor, I just truly adore her content and great personality!
I hope I could help somebody to some interesting YouTube content with this post, and have a nice day!🥰

Just a person who I truly love.

I have found alternatives which work better for me, and I didn&#39;t really like how it acted with my moisturizer (turned it white). But I know it&#39;s a product I can trust.

Stick to the basics?
My first hyaluronic acid serum, I&#39;ve used two bottles of this stuff up. I liked it, it was kind of basic, but for this price, you get a decent product, it didn&#39;t irritate me, got the job done.

I think we all heard the news about this SPF 50, khm, more like 19. I won&#39;t be buying it again, I need SPF 50 protection, it&#39;s really easy for me to burn. But I obviously won&#39;t throw the product out, I will use it as a handcream or sunscreen for a very cloudy, staying inside day. Or simply as a moisturizer.

Holy grail wannabe.
The texture is amazing, works on my skin well, doesn&#39;t dry me out, and has a good price tag.

Overall, I enjoyed it very much, I can&#39;t say anything bad about the formula, but as a young student Benton in general can get a little pricey, at least in my country. But in my opinion, it&#39;s worth it!

Hello!
I have dry skin, and this product was a real lifesaver for me! I loved using it, I&#39;ve been trough a bottle already. Now I&#39;m experiencing with snail mucin from other brands, but couldn&#39;t find one which could beat this yet.

I can&#39;t say this is my holy grail, because I haven&#39;t been experiencing with many lactic adic serums yet.
For my skin, in summertime I need to be careful how frequently I use it, because if I use it too much, it can cause a little bit of irritation. (But I think that&#39;s my fault, only happens I&#39;d I use it too often.)

Loving it!
Grate price, and it works well. Makes my skin very soft the night afert I&#39;ve used it, and it calms my breakouts down nicely.

I really can&#39;t say anything bad about this.

Holy grail!
Works very well on my dry skin, and sometimes, when my boyfriend doesn&#39;t have his cleanser, he&#39;ll use mine (he has more oily skin) and it works well on him too! It&#39;s even great for eczema.

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