You should use rosehip oil after moisturizer. Moisturizers are used to deliver oil and water back into your skin after you cleanse away dirt and oil and apply treatments. They are typically lighter than facial oils. Rosehip oil is a heavier set of fats that is used to: When you layer them together, it’s a … Read more
You can use a vitamin C serum up to 7 days per week. Studies show that using vitamin C serums at this frequency can: That being said, vitamin C can be too harsh for sensitive skin types. You can reduce frequency to 4-6 days per week and still get great results. This article will explain … Read more
biöm is the coolest personal care brand on the market today. Every product is designed intentionally to have the shortest and most effective ingredient list possible to save you from toxic ingredients! Today, I’m covering 3 of my favorite products: By the end of this article, you’ll understand why biöm is such a great brand … Read more
NOBS Toothpaste Tablets are my newest obsession. Whether you’re serious about sustainability, dealing with tooth sensitivity, or pride yourself on toxic-free living, I swear you’re going to love NOBS. They’re these cute little white tablets that dissolve in water and clean your teeth unlike anything else you’ve ever tried. Once you test them out for … Read more
CeraVe Healing Ointment is a staple in my skincare routine. Even though I have dry, dehydrated skin and acne prone skin, CeraVe Healing Ointment never breaks me out. Plus, it protects the more sensitive areas of my face super well. Regardless of your skin type, it’s a great addition to any winter skincare routine to … Read more
Yes, you can use moisturizer after niacinamide, and you should! Niacinamide is awesome for skin types like oily skin and dry skin alike, and it definitely has a place in your skin care routine. In this post, I’ll answer questions like: Should you use moisturizer after niacinamide? Ever since The Ordinary made a 10% niacinamide … Read more
No, moisturizer does not inherently cause acne. In fact, moisturizer is an important step in a skincare routine for acne prone skin types. It’s one of the best tools we have in clinical and aesthetic dermatology to replenish moisture and help maintain your protective skin barrier. That being said, it’s important to use the right … Read more
Both CeraVe and La Roche Posay make hydrating cleansers suitable for dry and sensitive skin. There are some slight differences in ingredients, but the main difference comes down to your personal preferences on how they make your skin feel. CeraVe hydrating facial cleanser can be a bit heavier, and some users report that it leaves … Read more
Differin and CeraVe Retinol Serum are both popular affordable skincare products that contain retinoids. However, Differin gel is better for acne prone skin while CeraVe Retinol Serum is better for mature skin and dark spots. This article will explain everything you need to know about Differin adapalene gel 0.1%, CeraVe Resurfacing Retinol Serum, and which … Read more
Neutrogena Hydro Boost Sunscreen SPF 50 is one of my favorite chemical sunscreens. With a watery, oil free texture, this Neutrogena broad spectrum SPF blends in immediately to your skin without leaving any white cast. It’s non-irritating and water resistant too. This Neutrogena Hydro Boost Sunscreen SPF 50 Review will cover everything you need to … Read more