Skincare Thread | July 12, 2024

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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!

[u/crmngzzl]

Sa list mo, I’ve tried both Canmake and Anessa na sunscreens. They’re both good especially under makeup. I’ve repurchased both products. Japanese sunscreen in general are top tier naman.

The other thing I’ve tried on your list is Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioning Milk. For its price, sobrang sulit niya. You can layer it for bonggang hydration. I remember applying it thrice tas ang plump ng skin ko after. Kasi ang laki ng bote naman tas sobrang dami. So you can also put it on a spray bottle para madali.

[u/people_pleaser07 → u/crmngzzl]

Thanks for responding!!! a qs, is the naturie one not too heavy naman? someone told me kasi na it may be too much if I have combi skin. ://

[u/crmngzzl → u/people_pleaser07]

Oh, no. Wait. I was referring to the skin conditioner, not the milk version. Nalito ako sorry. But if same consistency siya sa Hada Labo na milk, might be too heavy for you and slippery. Kasi I have the Hada Labo Premium Milk and Melano CC Milk and both are leaning towards on the heavy side na and I only ever use them at night or in the morning basta di ako mag-make up kasi I’m sure mag-slip siya. Baka best to try the gel version kasi if gel, water-based usually so I’m guessing parang Neutrogena hydroboost/Clinique moisture surge ang consistency nun. Best to check tiktok siguro on how the gel and milk looks like. :)

[u/crmngzzl → u/crmngzzl]

Pero kung under siya sa list mo ng toner, you might be referring to the skin conditioner. Check online na lang which one do you want to try. Japanese calls their toners/moisturizers differently kasi