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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 👍🏻
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remedyforbeauty
Oily/Sensitive
so true, skin needs a break once in a while. just the basics to reset the skin barrier, love your comment ✔🖤
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mq
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 😬😬😬
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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 😊😊❤️😍
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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.
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Annie93
Oily/Resilient
you are right 😊 this depends on situation and person. there are so many ingredients we can benefit from.😍 thank you for sharing your thoughts ❤️🥰
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Pickytimin
Oily/Sensitive
Exactly, most of the time my skincare products is full and much for the night time and minimal for the morning.
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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 😊❤️💕
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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.
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