Hi All! 

We have varying levels of experience here - and I wanted to know if there are any tips / tricks you've learned along the way you WISH you knew when you were starting your skin care journey? 🧠💞 

For me: 

☀️ You can put toner in a spray bottle 
☀️ reusable cotton pads exist 

What have you learned along the way you wish you knew starting off? 🤗

Tips You Wish You Knew When Starting? 🧠❤

The price is high, it&#39;s easy to find other cleansing balms that are 1&#47;2 the price.

This product is phenomenal if you have oily skin. It cleanses and removes sunscreen, makeup, etc without leaving the skin feeling stripped &#47; tight. Leaves my skin feeling soft and clean

I have nothing bad to say about this product, other than. It can be very harsh on your skin if you don&#39;t follow the instructions. Don&#39;teave it on longer than 10 mins!!

This is my HG exfoliator. I wish I could use it everyday. It leaves my skin  very smooth without overdrying &#47; my skin feeling tight after. Cannot recommend enough!

The only downside is it tends to pill up around my mouth (when it comes into contact with water).

The first sleeping mask I&#39;ve tried that doesn&#39;t transfer to my pillow! Leaves my skin very soft and refreshed looking in the morning.

I only wish they made a bigger jar! Also the jar is somewhat heavy which could make traveling with other products difficult.

One of the best moisturizers I&#39;ve ever used. It mixes very well with oils &#47; powders for a perfect two-in-one (I mix mine with vitamin c powder). Keeps my skin moisturized all day without making it greasy. 10&#47;10 product.

Nothing negative to say about this product. It&#39;s great for summer. I would need something more hydrating for winter months.

Incredibly hydrating with a gel like consistency. Mixes really well with my vitamin C powder. Plays nicely with other products, such a sunscreen, serums, etc.

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