what are the best skin products /fa/? what is the best skin cleanser?

>>10914669
Cum

>>10914669
Milk

>>10914671
>>10914676
thanks /fa/

let me tell you what I do anon. I have normal skin type tho not extra dry/oily/etc. I just wash my face in very warm water and exfoliate, then use a gentle moisturizer after. Using too many skin products can dry it out and make it worse. The best thing you can do is get a lot of sleep every night, eat vitamin rich food that will give your skin a healthy appearance, and wash your pillowcases every week or so to keep your face clean. Don't do things that are bad for your skin like cigs, alcohol, or a rly bad diet/sleep schedule

>>10914764
It also helps to take vitamins if you're not getting enough in what you eat.

CeraVe foaming cleanser is cheap and always good.

>>10914669
In my experience, nothing beats living in a humid climate

>>10914855
is there science behind this? i've also noticed that in winter, especially this winter, my acne has gotten extremely worse

There is no objective "best". If you go looking for that you'll never come to a conclusion.
There's only what works well for you and what doesn't.

>>10914833
I agree, CeraVe products have been my favorite "cheap" option by far.

Does Bio-oil actually work? I'm trying to get rid of some scars. Would chemical peels be better?

100% pure tea tree oil on pimples dries them out but it can dry out your skin so don't forget to moisturize

I like to use vegan products.

>Body
Alkemilla's thermo active cream to cellulite (I have the less severe one, in which is visible when you squeeze)

Some green tea body lotion from my local health store

>Face
A gel that has benzoyl peroxide and another acid that I forgot the name, use it with prescription

Origin's eye cream (I actually like my dark circles, but use it for hydration)

Soap for oily skin with sulfur (it is a national, mostly vegan, brand) when I wake up and when I go to sleep

Lavera's liquid soap for oily skin when I am out (easier to carry)

Lavera's ''cream'' to reduce shine and pore appearence

Origins caffeine gel during the morning when I wake up puffier (when I sleep on my sides, which I try to avoid)

Tea tree oil face wash (DIY)

Olive oil to remove make up (DIY)

Aloe vera before and after going out in sunny days (DIY)

Lemon + sugar / coffee rest + olive oil face or body scrub (DIY)

It's a lot less work than it seems

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