Here's some tips to get clear skin faster in case you forgot to do one of them today:
Change your pillowcase 
Clean/sanitize your phone because it's full of bacteria 
Don't forget to double cleanse
Don't forget to wear sunscreen 

These must be done on a daily basis, especially if you have acne and, trust me, they will change your skincare game foreverrr
Do you have anything to add? 💗

Friendly reminder

Hello there 💗 
Having oily acne prone skin is really frustrating and especially when it comes to applying sunscreen😪 I'm currently using this one from Avene, which is okay i guess, but definitely not the best one for me.  So please share any good recommendations that don't feel heavy on the skin, don't leave a whitecast and don't get extremely greasy after a few hours.

SPF for oily skin

This might be a silly question, but does eye cream and eye patches help with tired eyes? I'm 20 and I haven't use an eye cream before, because i didn't think it was necessary, as my moisturizer can be used instead of it. But the past few months, I spend so much time in front of a laptop screen and I feel that my eyes are tired, no matter how much sleep I get (approximately 8 hours every night). They're not red neither I have dark circles nor puffiness (maybe from time to time). It's just a constant feeling of tiredness. How can I do away with it? Will an eye cream or eye patches be effective or it will be a waste of money?

Eye cream/ patches

So, is there an actual cure for this situation? My doctor advised me that i should be on birth control pills but I really don't want to because I've discussed it with other people who advise me against it and it has other side effects. Plus, this is a temporary solution and acne might come back even worse than before. Anyone here struggling with hormonal acne too? What should I do to stop breaking out every single month ? It's so frustrating.
(I've also tried antibiotics but now that I've completed this course of treatment, I noticed that I'm still getting some pimples on my cheeks and chin due to stress propably and hormonal changes before menstruation) 
Please, share your experience 💖

P.s. i don't usually have cysts, they're regural red pimples with pus

Hormonal acne

Hello there 👋🏻 I've been struggling with acne  for a while now, but the 'problematic' areas were only my cheeks and chin. My breakouts used to become worse before menstruation, but lately I've managed to keep it under control and the past 2 months I barely get any pimples.
However I noticed that I am getting big red painful pimples without pus on my nose, which is something that I've never had before. Does anyone know what causes this quite odd breakouts? 
P.S. I haven't changed anything in my routine these 2 months, apart from adding tretinoin, but I've been very careful with its usage and started slowly, so i didn't have any negative effects such as redness or irritation. Could it be due to overexfoliation perhaps because I'm using acids the nights that i don't use tretinoin? Any other suggestions? 
Thanks in advance 💗

Red pimples on my nose

Be careful when using additional treatments such as retinol or other acids. I suggest that you stick to a very simple routine after that cleanser

Even though it is considered to contain some ingredients bad for sensitive skin, i think it is a very good cleanser. It hasn&#39;t caused any irritation and gives a really refreshing feeling on your face. I would definitely recommend it

It has a strong scent, but i didn&#39;t notice any irritation or breakouts because of the alcohol

It removes the makeup very well, it&#39;s super affordable but i don&#39;t like to leave it on my face even though it says no rinse off. I only use this for eyes and lips, not my entire face, and if I&#39;m wearing heavy makeup i will definitely proceed with a cleansing oil&#47;balm and then a gel cleanser.

I don&#39;t really think that it  has helped with breakouts or redness, as it claims to do so.

I really liked this product. It is very hydrating and I use it once or twice a week

viviii