I was following a page that posted skincare infographics but when I peeped the comments, there were people pointing out there was misinformation in their posts, so I thought you guys might know someone more reliable. 

Thank you!

Recs for skincare Instagrams that post a lot of reliable infographics?

The price is high for a drugstore cleanser, and sadly no place that sells it bulk. If you haven't exfoliated in a couple days, this cleanser doesn't clean very well due to being so gentle. 

As someone with oily but dehydrated skin I needed a cleanser that would not strip my skin, but still cleaned my skin and pores enough. This is the most gentle moisturizer that I have ever tried that still manages to leave my skin feeling clean but not stripped at all. I appreciate that is has a great lather as well, minimal ingredient list, and that it has a neutral light scent. 

Both my mom and I have experienced that when our hands are so dry that it's cracked and raw, the lotion stings a lot for a minute or two. Also, the price point may not be a fit if you are in a budget. 

I bought this because I had an eczema flair up on my back and since the steroid cream I was prescribed was not stopping it from being pink or slowly growing, despite how diligent I was with applying twice a day for months. It is fragrance free and hypoallergenic which is reassuring, since I have no clue what caused the flair up. Applying it once a day for several weeks helped it to become a very faint light brown. Life got very hectic so I stopped applying it for a few months, but thankfully my flair up not only did not return, but the mark slowly faded away itself and I don't see any physical indication of the eczema flair up was there anymore. Now that the eczema flair up is gone, I use the rest of the lotion when my hands get extremely dry (which helps significantly even with one use), and nightly when I have a cut on my hand (I feel like it heals my skin faster).

The price point for it being a drugstore cleanser is high. Thankfully a wholesale retailer in my city sells these in two packs for a relative deal. Personally, I don't make it a habit to use this on my face twice a day, since if I doing that too often I feel like it dries out my face. 

I have oily skin that is often dehydrated. I realized I should at least get a cleanser that doesn't make my face feel like it's stripped and make my issue worse, but I found that some cleansers don't feel like they're cleaning my face well or that they have moisturizers that leave a film on my face. This product has a decent foam when you lather it up, and it leaves my face feeling clean, but not to the point of feeling stripped.

It leaves a slight filmy feeling on my skin even after washing it off thoroughly, and besides that, it doesn't exfoliate very well versus exfoliating with a washcloth or other scrubs I've used. So, combine those results with how I have to scrub it in for a few minutes, I rarely find myself reaching for it. There is a creamy citrus scent, so it's definitely not fragrance free. The price point in this case is absolutely not justified. 

This is a creamy leave on enzyme mask that you need to scrub into your skin for a few minutes. There are sparse and soft tiny scrub particles, so the real exfoliation is done via the enzymes and methodically massaging it into your skin. I have never had a bad reaction to using it, thankfully. 

There's a clear white cast, it makes my face much more greasy than I normally get and even when a tiny bit bleeds into my my eyes after a few hours, it stings. I can not reapply this sunscreen without washing my face first because it's so greasy, and that would mean going out of my way to wash my face when I'm out, which is something I don't do. 

I really don't have anything positive to say about this sunscreen except that the sunscreen aspect of it works.

Evelynia