you may not be aware that you need to use a quarter of a teaspoon of sunscreen to get the stated spf coverage, so your two in one step is poor advice. I’d suggest using an spf first, then when dry following on with your skin tint. The overall look you achieved, however, is lovely!
1:50 L Ascorbic acid can be extremely irritating and in my opinion 10% of that form of vitamin C for most people with sensitive skin it wouldn’t be a good option in my opinion and the brand that she’s recommending SkinCeuticals is extremely expensive so if you’re going to buy something that you can’t really use it’s not worth it I would recommend going with THD that’s a way better form it’s stable and it’s effective but suitable for people with sensitive skin! Not to mention that form of vitamin C is not very stable and can go bad fairly quickly due to oxidization!
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My acne is also always around the jawline, I'm 41. I have to take medication (immune suppressors) against my psoriatic arthritis and this causes the acne😢 I don't know what to do against that - I have to take the meds but I HATE this deep, painful acne
I dont understand why companies dont sell one cream with all we need . So, we should have 3 - 5 different creams (serums) + make up! I already feel like my face is just toooo "heavy".
I’m beginning to think that skin of color is never addressed in medical school because most of you dermatologists never address skin of color in your videos. Your videos are all the same. Giving all the same advice. If you want your videos to stand out and be less generic, try tackling the complexity of the conditions.
