Routine Help

Annie93

Oily/Resilient

✨Skinminimalism✨

This is the current skincare trend going on. But is this a trend or its actually effective? Skinminimalism is the process of cutting down your skincare routine just to the basics i.e. Cleanser, moisturizer, SPF. This process helps your skin to breathe and go through its natural process without anything aiding or obstructing it. I usually adopt this when my skin in irritated, but on a daily basis I like to add and layer different products. I tend to do 5-6 steps in my routine daily. So in my case Skinminimalism is only for when I need it. What are your thoughts about Skinminimalism. Is your routine a minimal one? How many steps do you have?

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AmeeJay

Dry/Resilient

Skinminimalism really does help to give your skin a break or in a way help it 'restart'. Now I'm all about it cause I'm tired of 6-7 steps in my routine day and night 😂 My skin is recovering from a bad breakout as well so skinminimalism is something I definitely practice and always works 👍🏻

remedyforbeauty

Oily/Sensitive

so true, skin needs a break once in a while. just the basics to reset the skin barrier, love your comment ✔🖤

Oily/Resilient

Sometimes, my AM routine only consists of cleanser, moisturizer, then SPF, that is when I feel lazy. 😂 But for my night routine I have like 7 steps. I tried being minimal about it but I just end up having bumps the next day 😬😬😬

Annie93

Oily/Resilient

ohh good to know your experience. what works for someone may not work for another. that's a good example to share. thanks 😊😊❤️😍

flamingo

Dry/Resilient

in case of over exfoliating, its def worth going back to the basics until skin barrier gets healthy again. also if i were 20 yrs old maybe i‘d stick with a minimalist skincare routine lol. but active ingredients help so much with special skin conditions - just have to find the right products.

remedyforbeauty

Oily/Sensitive

so true! overexfoliating skin needs a break and minimalism routine to repair the skin barrier 🌟☀️

Pickytimin

Oily/Sensitive

Exactly, most of the time my skincare products is full and much for the night time and minimal for the morning.

Annie93

Oily/Resilient

yeah you can do so much at night plus you get added benefits from serums and toners. thank you for sharing your thoughts on this 😊❤️💕

kaweeel

Oily/Sensitive

I'm super lazy so my AM routine is pretty simple, sometimes I even skip cleanser(just rinsing with water) and moisturizer... I'd say my entire routine is pretty simple, I don't play a lot with actives. Partly bc I can't afford to have too too much of steps so I keep it pretty short, I focus on nourishment and hydration.

kaweeel

Oily/Sensitive

Yes! But I do love to try to be experimental, I'm thinking of getting a serum tho I'm unsure which to pick😅

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