Skincare | My current full routine

Skincare - Full routine! From Cleansing to Hydration, to anti-ageing. Features Bioderma, LaRoche Posay, Pixi and The Ordinary products.

Hello there!!

Some time ago, I wrote about how I found out my skin type and its issues and how I was trying to take care of it, along with drinking more water. If you miss it, then please check it here: Skin type Post
Today’s post is all about the products I have been using since then in order to tackle those issues and give my skin everything it needs.

For some of you, this might seem a lot of products but believe me when I say, I can get it done in about 10min (max!). And also, you do not need a lot of each of them. So even though they might be pricey, they will last you for a while.

Let’s get started!

Cleansing:
AM:
Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micelle Solution – to remove all skincare from the previous night.
PM:
Face – LaRoche Posay (LRP) Toleriane + LRP Rosaliac Gel Micellar Make-up Removal. Foreo Luna to help with cleansing!
Eyes – LRP Respectissime waterproof eye make-up remover.

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AM Skincare (applied in this order):

Pixi Glow Tonic (not in the photo!)
Belif Hungarian Water Essence
LRP Hydraphase Intense eyes
LRP Hydraphase Intense UV Legere
LRP Anthelios Ultra SPF 30 (every day!!!)

PM Skincare (applied in this order):

LRP Soothing Lotion Toner (not in the photo!)
The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5
LRP Redermic R eyes
And then I alternate between LRP Redermic R and LRP Hydreane Riche

From the list above you may think I am sponsored by LaRoche Posay, which, unfortunately, I am not (if anyone from LRP is reading this, please get in touch haha) but their products work on my sensitive dry and dehydrated (now a lot less) skin, without giving me any troubles, reactions or anything. If my skin likes it, so do I.

But during my last visit to Porty-land, I finally had my appointment with the dermatologist. I was a bit nervous about the outcome, and to my surprise not only it went super quick, but I also got compliments on how my skin was doing. “It looks very good”, the doctor said!

I almost jumped out of the seat.

She (the doctor) had recommended me some new products and finally introduce some vitamin C to my routine.

I am just starting up with this new routine, so I will eventually give an update on that and how things are improving (or not…).

But let me tell you: going to the dermatologist should be like going to the dentist: you go before the problems arrive!

Do not underestimate your skin’s health!

Take good care of it.

This is valid for both men and women.

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