Don't think you'd prefer the sun to give you a good dose of cancer especially with the state of pollution the planet is in right now so continue using sunscreen

Grandparents in South Korea are well and alive and they've been using it more religiously than most of us

going by this you either get cancer from sunscreen or from the sun but sunscreen saves you from sunburn and helps your complexion

Can’t live without beauty of joseon sunscreen

hell yeah

La Roche Posay Face wash
Versed Skin Soak
Retin-A

Kiehls rare earth mask 🫡

I’m allergic to a lot of skin products but any recommendations would be appreciated

COSRX Aloe Soothing Sun Cream

Vegan cruelty-free SPF

been using cetalhil daily cleanser for like 10 years now and this new bottle with the blue cap feels different. not as much of a thick gel consistency. still feels like it does its job but i wonder if they changed the formulation

does drinking out of a straw fr cause wrinkles? i just got a iron flask for daily / gym water drinking, and it came with a few options but i prefer the straw

yup. prolly tbh

cerave hydrating cream to foam cleanser has that thick gel consistency you prolly want

I put hemorrhoids cream on these persistent razor bumps under my neck and they magically all disappeared so fast

amazing thread

ill look into it thanks

@Campari aye u know of any basic toners one can use?

heritage rosewater & glycerin

Honestly, i’m not the biggest fan of toners, I prefer my first step after face wash to either be Vitamin C or an essence.

Thanks. We gonna look into that

Lush spray toners are spendy but I love em. Nature Republic are dirt cheap for the quality. And if you want to be a dewy dude don’t sleep on Beekman 1802!

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@Campari what moisturizers have u been using lately/recommend

For the winter, I’ve been using Dr. Jart’s Ceramidin for heavy moisture. For something light during spring, summer, I prefer Apothaka’s Skin Quencher!

APOTHAKA: Skin Quenching light moisturizer

This is a fantastic moisturizer for the summer - light, velvety yet hydrating. On those hot summer days, a heavy cream can feel too greasy and gross which is where this is a fantastic substitute. Created by an indie brand from the UK, formulated without fragrance or essential oils & alcohol. Suitable for all skin types, especially for normal-combination and oily skin. Can also be used as a hydrating serum for drier skin types.

Urea: Urea is part of the natural moisturising factor (NMF) of skin, it retains moisture and is essential for maintaining the health, function and hydration of the stratum corneum. Sodium PCA: another component of skin’s NMF which increases water content in the top layer of the skin and helps to maintain a healthy skin. Olive squalane: lightweight and easily absorbed, squalane softens and protects the skin and helping to seal in moisture - providing a degree of occlusion without feeling heavy. Skin replenishing ceramide complex: key components of your skin’s natural lipid mix that help to form a protective layer.

Any of y'all got an infrared light therapy thingy?

A WHAT!!!

Loll. Infrared light stimulates skin cell repairing, it's used in some spas and stuff. I'm wondering if it's good enough to bother getting one

has anyone tried this?

Kikumasamune Sake Skin Care Cream, 5.3 oz (150 g) a.co/d/8Gb7psR

my skin f***ing loved that obnoxiously large pink bottle of toner from the same line while i still had it.