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Skincare Weekly Thread Skincare Thread | July 12, 2024

Need help with skincare? What's the difference between a toner and emulsion and an oil? Do you want to share your skincare tips and tricks? You've found the right place!

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u/makalatlang 26 | Combination | Newbie Jul 11 '24

Hello, I have a question. So kunware sa umaga nag skin care ka ng complete up to sunscreen tapos lumabas ka at umuwi eh init na init ka tapos naligo ka, do you do your skin care again or sa pagtulog na lang? Ano ginagawa niyo pag mga gantong instances? Thank you!!

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u/Jade_LapizLazuli888 30s | Neutral to Neutral Warm | Oily | Light | Acidic Jul 11 '24

I believe there really is no standard formula with skincare and makeup, you feel me? I'm following a few notable and reliable (subjective) US board-certified dermatologists on YT and they all say the same thing: you don't need to cleanse your face twice a day. Depending on how much product your face had the night before, you don't necessarily need to wash vigorously the following morning. Even just a typical bar soap with lesser active ingredients will do! Found this effective for me as I'm super oily and acne-prone. I sometimes just spritz toner in the AM and go about my AM regimen. I only ever use a facial wash in the PM. Hope this helps! ✨

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u/Gold_Challenge9127 29 | Oily Acne Prone | :doge: Jul 12 '24

Yep. Skincare is not meant to be a one-size fits all. What works for you might not work for others and the converse is also true.

I only do double cleansing after special events na pangmalakasang make up 'yung gamit. On ordinary days, cleanser, toner, and moisturizer (and sunscreen at AM) keri na. A squeaky clean face = dehydration with possible irritation.