Hello all! 

I have recently become interested in make-up and how to remove it, I know double cleansing is quite popular so I was wondering what products does everyone use to fully remove make-up and other products.

Thank you :)

Double cleansing

🤔 I’ve been looking for a good moisturiser but I have struggled with finding one that is both moisturising and doesn’t leave my skin looking insanely greasy. 
❤️ I am a fan of the ordinary natural moisturising factors + HA but I have found that it hasn’t been moisturising enough in the winter months. 

🔍  Could anyone recommend me a good mosturiser?

Picking a good moisturiser

Hi guys! 
If you were only allowed to have 3 skincare products what would they be and why? 🧖‍♀️
For me:
- [etude house] soon jung 6.5pH whip cleanser, it is my absolute holy grail! It washes my face really well, doesn’t completely strip it and it helps to tackle redness.... 
- [The ordinary] natural moisturising factors + ha, this is my favourite moisturiser that I’ve used so far! 
- [La Roche-Posay] anthelios invisible fluid spf50 , sunscreen is a must! I could not go without it! It’s so easy to rub in and doesn’t leave a whitecast!!! Amazing

What 3 skincare products could you not live without?

- After a while it made my skin go quite weird(?), I don’t really know how to describe it but mainly my skin became a lot more sensitive while in use
- You have to buy another product to mix it with, I used hyaluronic acid but there are other options, there is a list of serums on the ordinary website that are suitable to mix it with.

- It really helped to get my skin (relatively) clear and also helped with acne scarring 
- The application process and mixing was actually quite fun to do 
- It had very clear instructions and so it was easy for me as a beginner to use
- It is very affordable and accessible for many
- The packaging is nice and recyclable and it makes it  eco-friendly.

This product made my skin pill terribly, even when I only applied it by itself. I also found that it is very drying for the skin and it is greasy when applied

It is good for repairing damaged skin, especially for acne. It has a very lightweight texture and it is nice and smooth to apply.

The whitecast was amazingly bad and also it was so dehydrating for my skin. It had almost a chalky feel.

It came out of the bottle relatively easily

This product is very expensive so I am very cautious about reapplying it (please do reapply!!) due to its price tag. I also find that it can be mildly irritaing at times which often leaves my skin inflamed... Also, if I don’t use moisturiser before I apply the sunscreen, it pills.

For me, it did a really good job at sun protection as I burn very easily. It is very light and extremely easy to blend which is a massive upside as it cuts down time in a routine and is easy to use on-the-go. Additionally, with it being so easy to blend into the skin, it barely leaves a whitecast!

It is extremely watery which can make it hard to apply and also it may mean that you aren’t getting the full benefits of the ingredients. Also, it is extremely pricey therefore, it is very unattainable for most people.

It definetly reduced breakouts for me and its also quite soothing for a serum. In addition, it is easy to put into a routine, especially for beginners.
A massive reason to get this is that tropic is a vegan and cruelty free brand and it is very ethical!

seguls