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Skincare routine - How do I do with these products?
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Navigating a skincare routine can feel like a chaotic runway show, especially with clogged pores in the mix. You’ve got the essentials down—cleanser, toner, and moisturizer—but let’s add some clarity to your product lineup. Vitamin C serum should be applied before moisturizer, while sunscreen is a must after your moisturizer (or instead of it during the day). Using foundation? Apply it after sunscreen for the best protection. As for cleansing in the morning, a gentle wash is ideal to start fresh.
37F, skin prone to clogged pores, still don’t know what exactly is the order of applying these products.
I have the following I know:
Cleanser - obvious
Toner - I use it each time after washing my face to keep the sebum under control
Moisturiser - comes last
But then there are these:
Vitamin-C (or any other kind of serum) - before moisturiser but then there’s an uncomfortable layer on my skin
Sunscreen - comes after moisturiser or instead of it?
And what if you apply foundation? I’ve recently started using it and normally do it after moisturiser but what about sunscreen? Does it have any impact if I apply it under the foundation?
I don’t have any specific night care. Just once in a blue moon I apply argan oil.
Also, do you use cleanser every morning (nights are obvious) or is just water enough? I feel like it isn’t especially because of removing the remains of moisturiser but also feel like it’s kind of too aggressive to my skin.
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