So I have recently been assessed and given the result of most possible ARFID (a non image based eating disorder, and no current medical support in place for suffers)

I am in my mid 30s now and have had a seriously poor diet since the age of around 11.

Until the last few years (I guess when I hit my 30s) it hadn't really been a problem but I've now noticed my skin is taking longer to heal and I get terrible hormonal breakouts round my jaw line too.
Anyone else who suffers with eating issues have a good product for seriously undernourished skin? Or any advice at all to do with skin care when you have an eating disorder?

skincare & eating disorders!?

I received these products for free from Picky and Wellage in exchange for my honest review.
This is a good, honest, Hyaluronic Acid bundle.
Hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5
Very moisturising without any clogging.
The cream, although it looks a bit thick, goes on like water once you start to move it around. 
The serum is like a water consistency and my skin soaked it in like water too!
No scent from either product, and no sticky feeling after either.
I recommend this one for dry skin sufferers who need a hydration boost 👌

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Great toner helped keep my skin nourished and looking bright and healthy

The product smells so nice, although I'm usually weary of scented products I do like them I just worry about how my skin will react. Fear not, I look brighter and more youthful. 10/10 from me!
Soaks in without leaving a sticky residue, easy to pump and use, simply fantastic.

A great daily facial cleanser, helps keep my skin clean, smooth and soft without any drying at all.
I use this everyday and I really recommend it to all skin types including sensitive skin.
It comes in a great sized bottle with a pump and the pump is really handy, it stops me from using too much

Reddrabbitt