#clean and clear dual action moisturizer

[hindkushofficial]

In a world where grooming and self-care have become essential parts of daily life, finding the right products that cater to both style and health can be a challenge. For men looking to enhance their hair care routine, Hindkush presents a revolutionary product: Lal Mehandi. This all-natural red hair color not only delivers vibrant color but also nourishes and strengthens hair, making it the perfect choice for men who want to combine hair dyeing with hair care.

The Power of Lal Mehandi

Mehandi, also known as henna, has been used for centuries in various cultures for its powerful coloring and conditioning properties. Unlike synthetic dyes that can damage hair, Lal Mehandi by Hindkush is derived from the finest quality henna leaves, ensuring a natural and safe way to color your hair. What sets Lal Mehandi apart is its unique blend of ingredients that offer a rich, red hue while promoting overall hair health. “Lal Mehandi For Complete Hair Care | Natural Red Hair Color For Men| Hair Dye”

Why Choose Lal Mehandi?

Natural Ingredients: Hindkush's Lal Mehandi is made from 100% natural ingredients, free from harmful chemicals like ammonia and peroxide. This ensures that your hair remains healthy, shiny, and free from damage.

Vibrant Red Color: The natural red hue provided by Lal Mehandi is perfect for men looking to make a bold statement. Whether you’re covering greys or simply want a change in your look, this product delivers a striking and long-lasting color that stands out.

Hair Nourishment: Beyond just coloring, Lal Mehandi is enriched with herbs that strengthen the hair shaft, reduce hair fall, and improve overall scalp health. This dual action of coloring and conditioning makes it an ideal choice for men concerned about hair damage from traditional dyes.

Suitable for All Hair Types: Whether you have dry, oily, or normal hair, Lal Mehandi is designed to work effectively on all hair types. Its natural formula ensures that your hair remains manageable and soft after each application.

How to Use Lal Mehandi for Best Results

Preparation: Before applying Lal Mehandi, ensure that your hair is clean and free from any oil or residue. This will allow the color to penetrate deeply and evenly.

Mixing: In a non-metallic bowl, mix the Lal Mehandi powder with lukewarm water to form a smooth paste. You can also add a few drops of essential oils for added moisture and fragrance.

Application: Using a brush or your fingers, apply the paste evenly to your hair, starting from the roots to the tips. Make sure all strands are covered for an even color.

Waiting Time: Leave the Mehandi on your hair for 2-3 hours to allow the color to develop fully. The longer you leave it, the deeper the red hue will be.

Rinsing: Rinse your hair thoroughly with water until the water runs clear. Avoid using shampoo immediately after rinsing to let the color set in your hair.

Post-Care: After 24 hours, you can wash your hair with a mild shampoo. For enhanced shine and softness, consider applying a natural conditioner or hair oil.

The Benefits of Going Natural

Choosing a natural hair dye like Lal Mehandi comes with several benefits beyond just hair color. By avoiding harsh chemicals, you reduce the risk of allergic reactions, scalp irritation, and long-term damage to your hair. Natural ingredients also contribute to the overall health of your hair, making it stronger, shinier, and more resilient.

Why Hindkush?

Hindkush has built its reputation on providing high-quality, natural products that cater to the needs of modern consumers. Our commitment to using only the finest ingredients ensures that every product we offer delivers outstanding results without compromising your health or the environment. Lal Mehandi is just one example of how Hindkush blends tradition with innovation to bring you the best in natural hair care. “Lal Mehandi For Complete Hair Care | Natural Red Hair Color For Men| Hair Dye”

Conclusion

For men who want to enhance their hair care routine with a natural and effective solution, Lal Mehandi by Hindkush is the perfect choice. With its vibrant red color, nourishing properties, and commitment to quality, this product stands out as a top-tier option for those seeking a natural alternative to chemical-laden hair dyes. Embrace the power of nature and give your hair the care it deserves with Lal Mehandi.

[doomdaysdecays]

Moisturizer: Same skin type as you; I've had good luck with Clean & Clear Dual Action moisturizer. It's between $5-7 depending on where you get it. (I pair it with a lavender face oil I got on sale from Ross, but my skin's REALLY dry; most people probably don't need that extra step.)

oooo thank you!!! the description sounds like it would work for me. looks like i could get it on a few websites not too expensive. im european so i cant get some american brands locally. i take suggestions for any brand tho so this is neat, thank u!

[thephixcare]

Secrets of Effective Skincare: Face Wash for Oily Skin and the Best Oil Cleansers

Skincare is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each skin type requires specific care tailored to its unique needs. For those grappling with oily skin, maintaining a clear complexion can feel like an ongoing battle. However, armed with the right products and knowledge, achieving a balanced, radiant complexion is within reach. In this article, we delve into the realm of skincare for oily skin, exploring the significance of face washes tailored to this skin type and uncovering the benefits of incorporating the best oil cleansers into your routine.

Understanding Oily Skin:

Oily skin is characterized by an overproduction of sebum, the skin's natural oil. While sebum is essential for maintaining skin hydration and protection, excessive production can lead to clogged pores, acne breakouts, and a perpetually shiny complexion. Factors such as genetics, hormones, and environmental influences can contribute to oily skin.

The Importance of Using Face Wash for Oily Skin:

Choosing the right face wash is crucial for managing oily skin effectively. Unlike regular cleansers, face washes formulated for oily skin are designed to remove excess oil without stripping the skin of its natural moisture. Look for products containing ingredients like salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, or glycolic acid, known for their ability to unclog pores, control sebum production, and combat acne-causing bacteria.

When selecting a vegan cleanser, opt for gentle, non-comedogenic formulas that won't exacerbate oiliness or cause irritation. Additionally, consider incorporating a foaming cleanser into your routine, as the foaming action helps to lift away impurities and excess oil more effectively, leaving your skin feeling clean and refreshed.

The Role of Oil Cleansers in Oily Skin Care:

Contrary to popular belief, oil cleansers can be a game-changer for oily skin types. While it may seem counterintuitive to apply oil to already oily skin, oil cleansers work on the principle of "like dissolves like." By using oils such as jojoba, grapeseed, or sunflower oil, oil cleansers effectively dissolve excess sebum, makeup, and impurities without stripping the skin's natural barrier.

One of the best oil cleansers for oily skin is formulated with lightweight, non-comedogenic oils that won't clog pores or leave a greasy residue behind. These cleansers emulsify upon contact with water, rinsing away cleanly and leaving the skin feeling balanced and nourished.

The dual-cleansing method, which involves using an oil cleanser followed by a water-based cleanser, is particularly beneficial for oily skin types. Oil cleansers effectively break down oil-based impurities, while water-based cleansers remove any remaining residue and provide a deep clean without overdrying the skin.

Choosing the Right Products:

When shopping for face washes and oil cleansers for oily skin, it's essential to read ingredient labels carefully and avoid products containing harsh detergents, alcohol, or synthetic fragrances, as these can strip the skin and disrupt its natural balance. Instead, opt for gentle, fragrance-free formulations that prioritize the health and integrity of your skin.

Additionally, consider seeking out products that are specifically labeled as "oil-free" or "non-comedogenic," as these are less likely to clog pores or exacerbate oiliness. Incorporating products with mattifying ingredients like clay or charcoal can also help to absorb excess oil and minimize shine throughout the day.

Conclusion:

Achieving clear, balanced skin is a journey that The Phix requires patience, consistency, and the right products. For those with oily skin, investing in face washes tailored to their specific needs and incorporating the best oil cleansers into their routine can make all the difference. By embracing the power of targeted skincare solutions and adopting a comprehensive approach to cleansing, individuals can effectively manage oiliness, minimize breakouts, and unveil a complexion that radiates health and vitality.

[shopofthemoment]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: new La Roche-Posay ミ★ Effaclar Duo Dual Acne Treatment ミ★ Luxury Travel ミ★ Gift.

[lovebittenbyevans]

🌼go-to comfort food?

👒do you have a skincare routine?

☺️

🌼 pasta and Thai food

👒 yes, this is what I use for my skin

Cerave foaming facial cleanser

Hiacinamide brightening toner

Clean & Clear dual action moisturizer

Discoloration correcting body treatment (for dark spots)

Discoloration correcting serum (for dark spots)

All of them works for me and have my face glowing ❤️ @sarahdonald87

[the-skincareblog]

My skin has been really breaking out since I started puberty and it's been giving me insecurities cause I do not now which products to apply for my skin since I prefer natural skin care...using natural products I can easily afford from from

Hey!

Sorry I'm just now seeing this question but I actually haven't found any natural products that helped with acne but more so natural remedies. My absolute favorite is raw honey, just wash your face and apply the honey for 10 to 15 minutes then rinse off and apply your moisturizer.

For face wash try Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming Facial Wash, it's gentle but effective and it's soap free, oil-free, hypoallergenic, and noncomodogenic.

Always remember to use a moisturizer, for a light moisturizer I would suggest Aveeno's clear complexion salicylic acid lotion (the one in the mint green bottle). Clean and Clear's Dual Action Salicylic acid lotion is also a good option (it's not natural but it's affordable and effective). If you decide to use a more natural moisturizer without Salicylic acid you can use The Ordinary's Salicylic Acid 2% Exfoliating Blemish Solution underneath your moisturizer.

Also, please make sure not to use products that dry your skin out, it might seem like that would help but it actually makes acne worse. Because it signals the skin to produce even more sebum, which will increase blemishes.

To sum all of this up, try:

A gentle foaming cleanser

A salicylic acid moisturizer or

A salicylic serum and a plain oil-free moisturizer

Raw Honey as a mask at least twice a week.

I hope this helps and please feel free to reach out again if you need to ask any other questions!

- Erika

[maizyarchy]

Current Skin Care Routine 3/22/2015

Current Skin Care Routine 3/22/2015

This is my current (and long) skin routine. (more…)

[harry-sussex]

What's your skincare routine?

I have no idea how my little royal blog compelled you to ask this, but since you did, I'll explain, but I bet people are gonna be like "who tf has time for this?" It's a detailed process lmao:

Morning:

Wash with Cetaphil Pro DermaControl Oil Removing Foam Wash and a Luxsio Sonic Beauty Face Scrubber

Tone with a cotton round and Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Triple Action Toner

Then I use The Ordinary "The Buffet" Multi-Technology Peptide Serum

Then the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Serum

Then the Innisfree Intensive Hydrating Eye Cream with Green Tea Seed

Then the Clean & Clear Dual Action Moisturizer

Finally, the Supergoop! Play SPF 30 Everyday Sunscreen Lotion

Nighttime:

Remove makeup (if I'm wearing any) with Garnier SkinActive Mattifying Micellar Cleansing Water

Wash with Cetaphil Pro DermaControl Oil Removing Foam Wash and a Luxsio Sonic Beauty Face Scrubber

Tone with a cotton round and Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Triple Action Toner

Then I use The Ordinary "The Buffet" Multi-Technology Peptide Serum

Then The Inkey List 15% Vitamin C and EGF Serum

Then The Inkey List Retinol Serum

Then the Innisfree Intensive Hydrating Eye Cream with Green Tea Seed

Then the Clean & Clear Dual Action Moisturizer

Finally, the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

Occasionally, I'll also use the Laneige Eye Sleeping Mask, and once a week or so, I use the Pür Downtown Detox Detoxifying Black Lemon Mask to exfoliate.

Yes, I know it's involved, and I can't necessarily prove that it works, but I think it's made my skin look much better in the year and a half or so I've been doing it haha. I used to literally just throw water on my face in the shower and hope for the best. Now, I'm much more prone to acne if I don't wash my face in that exact way, but otherwise my skin is much nicer looking now when I actually do the whole routine lol

[724fc]

pls share your routine with me my skin is actually struggling rn😭

it's long so bare w me 🥴 also, im not an esthetician or a derm major or anything so this is literally just what i use 🧍🏾‍♀️

morning:

- cerave hydrating facial cleanser (use for 60 sec)

- la roche-posay effaclar clarify solution (toner; use w a cotton pad)

- either the fenty skin fat water or the peach & lily glass skin refining serum

- if im wearing makeup ill use the clinique hydrating jelly. if not, then ill use the clean and clear dual action moisturizer

- in the winter i use the neutrogena hydro boost spf 30 sunscreen and in the summer i use the dermalogica dynamic skin recovery spf 50

nighttime:

- cleanse with the mac cleanse off oil (now, i smoke & that's terrible for your skin so i do this everyday. if you don't, i would recommend only doing it if you wear makeup when you wear makeup)

- double cleanse w the murad environmental shied essential-c cleanser

- tone w the murad clarifying toner

- thin layer of the ordinary hemi squalene under the eyes

- lightly apply lactic acid (LISTEN. if you don't use acids use at your own risk and in the lowest quantity. im not responsible for any accidents chile 🧍🏾‍♀️)

- either the cerave pm facial moisturizing lotion or the differin restorative night moisturizer

- cerave healing ointment

- laniege lip sleeping mask

[lprock1]

Okay, so I’ve decided to write a post about acne and birth control. It’s probably going to be rather long. I don’t really expect anyone to read it, unless you struggle with acne. Please excuse any grammar errors I might make.

So, I go to pick up my birthcontrol today from my local health department, and they give me a different brand this time. My nurse says it’s the same thing with the same ingridents. I open up the packet info when I get home anyways. In the packet of the brand I had before, Orsthia, it list one of the benefits of birth control being it helps clear acne. I open this packet of Aviane to see that it does not say that. In fact it says one of the symptoms could be acne. So I freak out a little. Most of life I have struggled with acne, I’ll share more about that later, so when I see something could give me acne I really don’t want anything to do with it. I get to googling. Online it says Orsythia could improve acne, but a lot of reviews from users said it worsened their acne. I didn’t notice that. I still get breakouts but for the most part I think it has improved my skin. The most common symptoms people seemed to list were mood swings, breast getting bigger and headaches. I’ve really noticed those things. Especially the headaches! It seemed when I googled Aviane though the most common symptom seemed to be acne. Now if you look up birth control and acne it says that the combination pill is the best for acne. A lot of dermatologist even suggest it to women that have had no luck with acne medications. It’s one of the main reasons I chose the pill as my birth control of choice. The internet says the mini pill and Nexplanon are the worst for acne because of the amounts of only progestin. A lot of reviews for Orsythia were worse than Aviane. In fact, a lot of people were switched to Orsythia from Aviane and hated it! There’s a whole forum about it. They have the same main ingredients, and the same amounts. Also, I know that everyone is different and could have different reactions. I’m hoping I will see no difference in acne, unless it’s way better. Hormones can of course cause acne, so it might have just been that people that aren’t use to having acne or extra hormones were surprised by having a mild breakout. I guess we’ll see. If I have anything worse than a mild breakout, and it’s prolonged, then I’ll be trying to find another pill maybe.

Now on to my acne. I would like to help those who have acne if I can. If you haven’t found something that works, at least know you are not alone, and that you are beautiful. Fuck the people who might say otherwise. They don’t know the struggle. Not just to find something that works but also the physical pain of acne and scars it can leave. Also, it’s a common belief to regular folk that people with acne are just dirty and nasty. That is far from true. Yes, washing your face improves your skin, but it is because of your skin type that determines if you get acne. I have mostly oily skin with a few dry patches. I also found out that my biological father, who I don’t talk to for personal reasons, had terrible acne. It’s genetic. Thanks dude 👍. Eating better can give you healthier skin, but junk food doesn’t give you acne. Unless your just wiping your face with pizza. We have more options for acne now then when I was younger. I should tell you guys my complexion has gotten so much better, even before birth control. Most people don’t know that I ever had a problem with acne. People tell me I have pretty skin. I still get break outs at 30, but for the most part it has cleared up. I have daily routines to try to keep it clear. I’ll get to those in a bit. When I was younger my acne was so bad. I remember being called pizza face and ugly all the time. I would pick at the acne which made sores. I remember my sister crying one day because she said she was scared of getting those things on her face like me. We have different dads though so... I really think I tried everything that was on the market at the time. I remember the Clearasil and Stridex Pads very vividly. Now one thing that I learned is that everyone’s skin is different. Products that didn’t work for me might work for you and vice versa. You pretty much have to try a lot of different stuff when you have bad acne to find what works for you. Some products might even make it worse before it gets better. The struggle is real. My mom took me to the family doctor who suggested I trying washing my face with a bar of soap. I can’t remember the name. I can say a bar of soap probably won’t help you if you have bad acne. Then I went to a dermatologist. She gave me lots of stuff to try. First it was Neutrogena face wash, then it was samples of a prescription cream, then it was a tube of prescription cream that burned my face and I had to leave on for 15 minutes before washing it off. Because of that stuff I couldn’t be in direct sunlight, so I’d always have to sit under shade in PE class. I was too embarrassed to explain why and kids kept asking me 😔. I don’t remember the names of those products but none worked. Others I remember trying were Proactive, Nivea and Clean & Clear. None worked at that time. I do use some of those products now, they’re not bad, just didn’t work then. One day going through the Skincare Isle I see a new product. AcneFree. After years of searching I found something that worked for me!! At first they just had the tube, but now they have a whole line of skin care products. I use to use the spot treatment every single day. I also would put it all over my face. I remember forgetting it when I went to sleep at a friend’s house one time and I told her I had to go buy some. I rarely use it now. Luckily my skin has cleared up so much that I just use it when I get break outs. My daily regiment is this: I use make-up remover wipes in the morning to wipe off any sweat or oil from the night before. The brand doesn’t really matter. The dollar ones work just fine for this. I then use Clean & Clear dual action moisturizer to help with any dryness or flaky skin. Then I use Neutrogena SkinClearing oil-free makeup. It’s a liquid foundation that I use to cover pores or any blemish I might have. Omg! When I saw commercials for makeup that had acne medicine in it!! I was so excited! Always make sure anything you put on your face is oil-free. Then at night when I take my shower I wash my face with Clean & Clear

Blackhead eraser scrub. The Wal-Mart store brand works just as well. I just haven’t felt like going to Walmart. I also suggest getting a scrub that has biodegradable beads. These usually are apricot, and I’m oddly allergic to anything apricot or peach scented, so that’s why I don’t use it. St. Ives has a great green tea one, so when I find that I get it. Then I use my moisturizer again. It’s good to develop a routine and try different things. But try them for a couple weeks before giving up. I hope this will help some. 😁

[faeriesuns]

do you have acne?? What is your face products and the way you do them in?

yeah i do, im pretty sure the lithium i am on has contributed to that lol.

my face routine is;

·Aveeno positively radiant brightening cleanser

·Burts bees rosewater toner

·for morning I use clean & clear dual action moisturizer

·for night time i use crème overnight gel masks

To take my makeup off i use Burt's Bees micellar towelettes

Oh and i also use Aveeno sensitive skin sunscreen on the days i leave my house

i think thats all (´｡• ω •｡`)

[mycashtonsandwich]

Imma put this out there for all my babes with acne prone skin and...... not a lot of money like me

But if you wash your face + body once a week with the original blue dawn dish soap it will help. Also dont get it on your hair if you have hair color in bc it WILL make your hair color fade hella fast.

Also for dry acne prone skin the clean + clear dual + triple action acne moisturizers work wonders and dont break me out and they are well priced for how much comes in a bottle especially when you get it at Walmart or cvs.

AND ONE LAST THING if you have a little extra money to spare avacado oil moisturizes for hot dry days really well. I mix 3 drops with my moisturizer in the summer and it works wonders!! I got mine from sally beauty supply for 4$ and the bottle lasts forever

Thanks for coming to my ted talk

Also reblog this so other babes with dry ass acne prone skin can see it

[lovebittenbyevans]

Velvet, peaches, and mochi

velvet - who was your first crush?

I didn't have a first crush when I was growing up

peaches - do you have a skincare routine?

I use a face mask, keeva organics tea tree and clean & clear dual action moisturizer

mochi - favorite studio ghibli film?

Spirited away

[skincaretipsworld]

Most Trusted Aloe Vera Foaming Face Wash

Aloe Vera Foaming Face Wash with Built-In Face Brush for Deep Cleansing with Benefits of Vitamin A (110ml). Palmist Aloe Vera Foaming Face wash is a face cleansing formula made for different skincare needs. The aloe vera foaming face wash for healthy and glowing skin contains naturally enriching plant extracts that help in making the skin healthier. Antioxidant properties of the aloe extract used in the product help in reducing blemishes and scars. The anti-inflammatory properties of aloe vera infused in the face wash help combat germs and bacteria that cause acne.

Aloe Vera, Green Tea, and Cucumber Face Wash by Oriental Botanics is an all-in-one face wash designed to protect the skin against city pollutants. This face wash deeply purifies the skin and aids in the restoration of a healthy complexion thanks to its dual cleansing and nourishing action. It is noted for its deep-cleansing activity and is gentle on the skin. The face wash's creamy foam readily dissolves grime, grease, and pollutants, cleaning the skin and lightening the complexion.

Cleanses and refreshes the skin's appearance: Dirt, pollutants, dead skin cells, poisons, makeup residue, and germs are all eliminated. It aids in the clearing of pores and the purification of the skin, as well as the restoration of the skin to its natural state.

The rush of hydration helps refill the skin's healthy moisture reserve, resulting in a more balanced complexion. After washing, the skin on your face does not feel dry, strained, or itchy.

Skin is nourished by premium plant ingredients embedded in the face wash, which provide essential nutrients to maintain the skin healthy and comfortable.

For a clear and bright complexion: The face wash's strong cleansing action, combined with its skin balancing and nourishing properties, helps to bring out the natural brilliance of the skin.

Aloe vera helps to keep skin nourished and healthy. Aloe vera juice is nutrient-rich and soothes, cools, moisturises, and refreshes the skin. It aids in the strengthening of the skin's moisture barrier and the reduction of damage caused by pollutants on a daily basis.

Green tea for antioxidant protection: Green tea's powerful antioxidant components aid to reduce free radical-induced skin damage. Green tea has a toning impact on the skin and helps to brighten the complexion.

Cucumber for rejuvenated skin: Cucumber's cooling action soothes inflammation. It improves skin moisture while also providing antioxidant protection.

This face wash is mild and calming on sensitive skin because it is free of harsh cleansing agents. It cleans without rinsing away the skin's natural oils. On itchy, inflamed, or acne-prone skin, it is calming. Sulphates, parabens, phthalates, silicones, and mineral oil are all absent from this face cleanser.

Ingredients to Look For:

Aloe Vera moisturises, cools, and refreshes the skin, as well as reducing pollution-related skin damage.

Green Tea — It tones the skin and helps to prevent skin damage caused by free radicals.

Cucumber - It moisturises and cools the skin.

Watermelon moisturises the skin while also providing antioxidant protection.

Glycerin - It moisturises and softens the skin.

What is the best way to use it?

Squeeze roughly a quarter-sized amount of face wash onto a damp palm and rub palms together to make enough lather.

On a moist face, gently massage the lather in a circular motion.

The area around the eyes should be avoided.

Rinse well with fresh water.

Use twice daily for optimal results for clear, smooth, and bright skin.

Also Read -  Lemon Zest Foaming Face Wash Refill Pack

Also Read - Best Lemon Zest Foaming Face Wash Refill Pack

[katattack666-blog1]

Have Some Fun

So today I tried a new lip color look. Inspired by both a photo of Tarja and my husband’s own color choice. I will admit if I was looking for myself I never would have chosen this color. But he said it would look good and I thought about it. If Tarja can pull off a similar shade I will damn well try. And I feel like it’s such a good fall shade. Considering today was the first perfect fall day.

So started my face by moisturizing with my Clean and Clear Dual Action Moisturizer. Next I tried my new primer, Flawless Face by Absolute New York. I have the green shade to neutralize redness and color discoloration. Also new is my foundation. I just purchased NYX Total Control Foundation in shade Soft Beige. This is a buildable coverage foundation and I am IN LOVE. My contour was still my e.l.f. palette. My eyeshadow was from two of my Kat Von D palettes. Under the brow I used Bone, and on the lid I used Suede. Both those from the MatteMetal palette. The other palette I used was from her Monarch palette. I blended a little of Vanish on my lid. Then on the outer corner I used Papilio. As a liner I used Shadow Box. As always, my mascara was Maybelline The Colossal Volume Express.

Now the fun part! As a lipstick I used Kat Von D’s L.U.V. shade. It’s not as dark as the one Tarja used but I will be looking for a similar shade. But for now I loved this one.

Photo credits from Tarja’s Official Instagram.

[dihyya]

Leak your skincare routine

I use an any acne skin cleanser that’s affordable at the moment (currently using the Bioré Charcoal Acne Clearing cleanser) and I follow up with a facial scrub once or twice a week. I mainly focus on my forehead and nose. I also make sure that the scrub is all natural and I sometimes make my own with sugar and honey. Then I use a moisturizer. I have the Clean and Clear Dual Action moisturizer. I sometimes skip that because it has the tendency to make my face a little oily. I like using the Almond Milk Face and Body Refresher from Bath and Body Works instead and that’s basically it! Before I leave the house/ before I put on makeup I like using a facial sunscreen to protect my skin from the suns harmful rays. The best one so far is Keihl’s Super Fluid Daily UV Defense Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50+. It’s a little on the pricier side but I love what it does and it doesn’t break me out.