A very odd question but in what ways can tears affect your skin? 😅

When I was younger, I was told once when I was crying don’t cry or you’ll get spots 😂😂 tears aren’t good for your skin. So whenever I cried I either cried with my head tilted forward so it doesn’t roll down my face instead it’ll hit the ground or I catch every drop on tissue 😂 (I did this when I was younger) I’m 21 now and I cry like a normal person streaming down my face like a hot mess 😂 but I just wanted to know can tears cause anything to your skin?

Scarrings/Hyperpigmentations

I have these products to help me with my scaring and hyperpigmentation. I am really sensitive I'm not sure how to incorporate these into my routines; when should I use them; what can I use together; what can I not mix; what should I take out/keep also how many times should I be using them. I'm sensitive and oily and i breakout easy so l'm kinda scared. Thoughts? Thank u 🤍

What ingredients causes your eyelids to burn?

I don’t know how to explain this but all of a sudden my skincare products have been causing a burning sensation to my eyelids. I have not switched up any of my products or introduced anything new. It’s just all of a sudden I’ve been experiencing more dry skin and my products have been causing stinging and burning sensation on my eyelids. Here’s a list of all the products I use and have been consistent with for almost a year. Normally my skin type is oily/combinational but again all of a sudden I’ve been experiencing more dryness to my skin. Any advice/help?

Alternative for facial oil?

Every other night I like to end my PM routine with a nice gua sha treatment/massage on my face. However, I really don’t like having to apply any facial oil on my face. I have used lavender oil and that broke me out and I used rose hip oil which didn’t cause any breakouts but as an very oily skinned I just don’t want to be adding more oil to my face. Is there any alternatives as to using facial oil for gua sha? Thank you!

Blind pimple

Has anyone ever had a blind pimple before? (A blind pimple refers to acne that has developed beneath the skin's surface. Although the pimple isn't noticeable from a distance, you can feel the lump. It's most often caused by a cyst or nodule. This type of acne develops from a combination of sebum (oil), bacteria, and dirt that becomes trapped in your pore. It doesn’t have a head like a regular pimple would.) If so....how would one treat this 😅 they take forever to go!