Over the past few months I have gone through several shampoos and lotions for dandruff and dermatitis yet none of them seem to work :(

I have tried products that contain zinc pyrithione and ketoconazole which apparently give excellent results but I am yet to see any difference in my scalp.

Upon further research I found that the type of dandruff I have (slightly moist) is due to a pH imbalance.

Does anyone have any recommendations for some good shampoos/haircare products that I can try? Or any tips?

Need a dandruff fix

Whenever I wash my face it looks super bright for an hour or so and then becomes really dull. I don't know why that keeps happening. Is it because I accumulate dead skin cells too fast? Should I purchase the skin1004 tone brightening serum which apparently helps with dull skin. Please help

Any tips for improving dull skin

Lately I've really been into skincare that isn't a mixing pot for a hundred different ingredients. I've noticed better results when the product actually has fewer components. Also there's an increased trend in skincare lines releasing products with a limited ingredient list. What do you think of this approach? Also any suggestions for skincare products that have fewer/lesser ingredients?

Trying skincare with a minimalist ingredient list

Cons:

🙅🏻‍♀️ Because of its mild formulation one should not expect any drastic results soon after use. This is a product that requires a fair amount of consistency.

Key ingredients 🧪: Deep sea water sourced from ulleungdo island, panthenol, trehalose, betaine, allantoin, hyaluronic acid.

Pros: 
🎀 Contains mild exfoliating properties to help remove dead skin cells without irritation.

🎀 Provides deep hydration and helps maintain moisture balance.

🎀 Suitable for sensitive skin type and gets absorbed quickly because of its watery consistency.

This product claims to be exfoliating too but honestly I didn't feel that effect whatsoever.

Key ingredients: mung bean, soy bean extracts

Pros: 
🎀 Calming: helps soothe irritation and redness 

🎀 Brightening: fights blemishes and even out skin tone 

🎀 Ideal for sensitive and acne prone skin

Cons:
🙅🏻‍♀️Not Transfer-Proof: While the tint is long-lasting, the glossy part can transfer, requiring touch-ups.

Pros:
🎀Long-Lasting Color: the tint provides a vivid, long-lasting stain that can survive meals and drinks.
🎀Hydrating Formula: it contains hydrating ingredients like glycerin and sodium hyaluronate which prevents lips from drying out.
🎀Glossy Finish: leaves a beautiful, glass-like shine that doesn't feel sticky.

Cons:
🙅🏻‍♀️Sometimes in humid climates, beads of perspiration might form on your nose area

Pros:
🎀Convenient and Portable: The stick format makes it easy to carry and apply, perfect for on-the-go use.
🎀Non-Greasy Formula: Provides sun protection without leaving a greasy residue, making it suitable for all skin types.
🎀Broad-Spectrum Protection: Offers protection against both UVA and UVB rays, ensuring comprehensive sun defense.
🎀 White Cast: The formula is designed to blend seamlessly into the skin without leaving a white cast, suitable for all skin tones.

The only con I felt was because I have a oily skin type, the product can leave some residue behind due to slow absorption.

I can see this becoming a holy grail for people with dehydrated skin.

Key ingredients 🧪: Beta-carotene, panthenol, cica extract, allantoin.

I knew this product was a cult favourite but I didn't expect to love it this much too. Here's everything I liked:

Hydrating property: everytime I use this I feel like my skin just had a tall glass of juice! It's so incredibly hydrating and plumping! 

Duality: I also love how I can use it both as a toner pad and and a sheet mask. It's big and two of the pads conveniently cover both my cheeks.

Calming property: I particularly enjoy how it reduces redness and irritation in a jiffy. Whenever some skin experimentation goes wrong, I know this toner pad will have my back.

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