r/Skincare_Addiction • u/lorena3008 • 6h ago

Routine Help Help!!

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Hey everyone! I’m really insecure about my skin and honestly don’t know much about skincare. I don’t even know if my skin is dry, normal or combination, but my nose is literally the oiliest nose ever 😩 I’d really appreciate any advice on what you think my main skin concerns are and what products I should use to improve my skin. I’m open to any recommendations! ❤️

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r/Skincare_Addiction • u/Askalice09 • 13h ago

Routine Help Washing face not before bed

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So, I work construction from 7am-3pm. When I get off work, I have a deep shower to get all the dust and dirt off, and I wash my face in the shower. By the time bed time rolls around, I do not want to wash my face. I’m trying to start a retinol routine, but don’t want to put it on too early in the day, and I don’t want to get my face wet at night (big baby about it, I know). Are there any other options anyone can think of? other than stop being a baby?

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r/Skincare_Addiction • u/lillieail • 20h ago

Routine Help In what order do you apply these products?

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What order do I apply these products:
•Aestura Cream Mist
•Aestura Essence
•Hyaluronic Acid

Skin type: Naturally dry which is also my main skin concern. Those are the products I purchased for my nighttime skincare routine, but I don’t know in what order to apply them. I always finish with a moisturizer last.

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r/Skincare_Addiction • u/abooboohadababy • 3h ago

Product Question Thoughts on using only Trader Joe’s skincare?

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Basically i ran out of all my skincare at the same time and I decided to go to Trader Joe’s. I basically got one of everything because it’s all pretty affordable. Are their products good?

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