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Sundayskin’s Sunday Story #8
If you struggle with irritation/burning or redness try putting your creams, serums, sheet masks - really any product you’d like - in the fridge. If you don’t want to keep your products in the fridge for any reason, I find popping them in the freezer a few minutes before using them gives the same effect. Applying cold products is so cooling and refreshing. Give it a try!
Sundayskin’s Sunday Story #9
Anon says “I’ve found that products with marigold in them help with scars of any kind! It’s also good for dry skin in my experience.” Thanks anon!
Hey, do you think I should use acne spot treatment? Because I really want to use them to treat my acne but I'm a little bit concerned about having them to burn my skin or leave it too dry. Btw, I have combination skin and if you have any good serums to use, let me know.
Hey thisismayhere, thanks again for recommending those products to an ask I had awhile back! I love it when you guys interact with each other and talk about skincare, I wish more people started conversations on here :.).
In terms of spot treatments, I think they are a great way at diminishing those blemishes that just don’t go away on their own. Many spot treatments can be drying, like you’re afraid of, but that’s a big part of the reason they are effective at killing blemishes, or at least in my experience. Like for example I use Mario Badescu’s drying lotion from time to time, when my acne is really out of control and I have those blemishes that are right on the surface. It does dry my skin where I apply it, but nothing I can’t fix with a moisturizer the next day. So don’t be afraid of using a few spot treatments, even the more drying ones, because you’re bound to find one that is effective for you skin type. Actually, I think spot treatments that are more drying are even better for acne prone, oily skin types. I’ve tried and emptied a lot of serums and I don’t really have a favorite - they’re like mists to me, they are all great in their own ways but I haven’t ran into anything amazingly good or amazingly bad. Some of my favorites that I’m using right now though are the Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin C Serum, the Tea Tree Anti-imperfection Daily Solution by the Body Shop, and this collagen + retinol serum by Measurable Difference. Let me do a quick rundown of each so you know what they’re like. The Klairs serum is brightening and helps fade dark spots/scarring and thus even out the skin tone. My skin looks really glowy and bright when I use this, but it’s on the thick/heavy side in texture so I usually mix it with something - like my essence or even a few drops of water - so that it applies more to my face and doesn’t just stick to my hands. The Body Shop one is very lightweight (texture is almost like water) and its main ingredient is tea tree so it’s helpful for those with acne. You’d probably like this one, as its light enough for oily (and combo) skin and for acne prone skin. This one is called a “pre-serum” but oily skin types could use this as their sole serum while dry skin types could layer another serum on top of it, if they want to. The last one I found at Marshals so I’m not sure how easily you could find it, but I’m sure there are similar serums out there. The collagen + retinol serum helps with pigmentation and promotes new skin cell growth. I like it because it feels light on the skin and is brightening. Alrighty, that’s about all. Sorry, I somehow ended up writing an entire novel to answer your simple question. As always, hope this helps! <3
Tips for handling my oily skin? I use African black soap, Lush cosmetic warrior face mask and Shea Moisturize problem skin exfoliating scrub, any tips?
Hey anon, so I haven’t tried any of the products you use, but if they work for you then I don’t see any problem there. Oily skin types should try to use lightweight products (but you’ve probably already heard this a million times). Gel and mist type products are a great option. Aloe vera gel is a great moisturizer for oily skin because its lightweight and doesn’t clog pores. There are a lot of mists out there that can act as an essence, serum, or as another layer of moisture, so if you don’t want to pile on the products try out a mist in place of a heavier product. Clay masks are great for oily skin too, using it every couple days will help clear your pores and just improve your skin’s overall health. I hope this helped, though I probably didn’t tell you much more than what you’ve already heard :). Just remember, just because you have oily skin doesn’t mean you should 1) use drying products and 2) not moisturize. Alright, good luck my dear anon <3
10 Skincare Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Glow
You might be ruining your glow without even realizing it.Yes, those expensive serums and daily routines? They might be backfiring. Let’s talk about the tiny skincare mistakes that silently steal your radiance.
1. Over-cleansing your skinCleansing twice a day is enough. More than that? You might be stripping your skin’s natural oils.
2. Skipping sunscreen on cloudy daysEven on grey days, UV rays do their job. Don’t let your skin pay the price.
3. Not knowing your skin typeUsing the wrong products because "they worked for someone else"? Big mistake. Your skin is unique.
4. Ignoring your neck and handsThey age too — and faster than you think.
5. Hot water face washesFeels good? Yes. Good for your skin? No. Lukewarm is the way.
6. Applying skincare in the wrong orderYes, there’s a right way — cleanse, tone, serum, moisturizer, sunscreen.
7. Not patch testing new productsOne breakout can ruin your confidence. Always test first.
8. Using expired productsThat half-used cream from last year? Toss it. Your skin deserves fresh.
9. Sleeping on dirty pillowcasesBacteria party all night. Change them often.
10. Touching your face constantlyFingers carry dirt and oil — not your glow-up tools.
-Glowing skin isn’t just about what you add — it’s also about what you stop doing.Start here. Glow later.
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Skincare Myths You Probably Still Believe 😬
Let’s bust some common myths that might be messing with your skin routine!
✨ MYTH: Oily skin doesn't need moisturizer ✅ FACT: Skipping hydration can trigger more oil production!
✨ MYTH: Natural ingredients are always safe ✅ FACT: Even natural substances can cause irritation if not suited to your skin type.
✨ MYTH: The more expensive the product, the better ✅ FACT: It’s about ingredients, not price tags.
Want to know more? We’ve covered 10 myths you should stop believing right now.
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Aloe Vera Skincare
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