Same! I’m 48 and use anti-aging devices (they do work!) and also have several skincare steps. Cold cream and moisturizer were my only steps until I was 46 and I have work to do. It’s nice to take time for self-care for the first time in my life 💕
Hey guys and welcome to todays video where we take a look at the skincare you just dont need.. I would love to know if you planning on streamlining your skincare routine in 2022 so sound off in the comments section below. Sending you lots of love xxxxxx
I hear you about tools, especially for ages 20s and 30s. But 40s and 50s, they can be a real game changer. If you can’t afford office procedures, these at home devices can really take your skincare to the next level if used regularly. So 100% agree with your advice, until aging really starts to show, then it is worth the investment in my opinion
Most of those tools are pretty costly also. I'd love to try the L.E.D. lights, but at upwards of a few hundred dollars to purchase one that works, I sure can't afford the risk that there won't be much payoff... I don't really have any gadgets just for that reason, although people would have to pry my face massaging thingy I keep in the fridge out of my dead hands... it just feels too good, especially in the hot Arizona desert. 🧊
@@thescarletgraywitch8052 have you tried the Pure led tool? I got mine on Amazon and it comes with 3 face tools and a hair comb for your scalp and was around $30. I got the red led because I wanted the anti aging benefits vs the blue for acne. I also got a killer Black Friday deal on PMD pro. I love to use it after I have applied my nightly skincare for the heated massage.
A few years ago I had a dry, flakey, red reaction to adapalene and treated it with Paula's Choice Intensive Care overnight moisture mask. It really worked and I was able to use adapalene again. I've since moved from adapalene to tretinoin with better results for anti-aging.
They only thing my skin has never been a fan of and thats moisturizer. I think I own 3. Illyoon Ceramide Ato, Skinfix Barrier Repair Cream and MAS. I do not even moisturize in the evening while using tret. You are definitely on point in saying hydrating products can cut out a moisturizer. Hoping you are having a wonderful Wednesday 😘
The Sunday riley spot treatment made my spots lasts sooooo much longer and made the post acne hyperpigmentation worse. Thanks for another great upload. 🥥🍏🍉
Vitamin C not an essential?!😆 I know for a lot of people that’s true, but for me it’s worked wonders and I love it, it’s up there with retinal. I’ve eliminated a lot from my routine this year.. mostly because I’m done experimenting and found my favorites. I still love toners though.♥️
Hi Rob I am not a minimalist lol, but an essential step is moisturiser for me. I'm super dry and whilst during a rosacea flare I have to be very minimal, an essential is moisturiser and probably an oil as well. I can miss out the toners, essences, serums, masks etc etc etc, but I cannot skip moisturiser. I think that highlights a big difference in the needs of different skin types, as yourself with oily skin feels that you can. The thought wouldn't even occur to me tbh, as it's such an essential part of my skin's needs. I can and do miss out a lot of the things you probably think you need eg BHA, AHA and foaming/gel cleansers, but when my skin is really dry and reactive these further dry me out. The retinoid, azelaic acid and urea I have in my routine provide most of the cell turnover and exfoliation I need, so missing out exfoliating acids is not unusual for me. I'm quite happy to use a balm, oil, milk or cream cleanser alone on days I don't have a full face of makeup - without the need for a double cleanse on those days. During a rosacea flare my skincare has to be super basic and as gentle as possible, so just a cleanser and a moisturiser can be all my skin will tolerate (plus a mineral spf during the day). The other things like devices, vitamin c, spot treatments etc I rarely use anyway (I have a Foreo i use a couple of times a month for a deep clean). We're all different and our essential products will be different too - that's ok and half the fun of it anyway. Best wishes.
Finally someone admits that you don't necessarily need a moisturiser if you're oily enough! I'm so done with that whole "you ALWAYS have to use moisturiser" thing lol
I think we need to get this message out for us with oily skin as sometimes I think we feel bullied into using one which its not always needed.. sending you lots of love xxxxx
This is such an interesting video, because I debated long and hard about buying an LED device. I came to the conclusion that knowing myself, I would use it for a while, then it would sit in my drawer gathering dust. I have also stopped doing face masks. When I would try a moisturizing mask, I would always get a spot or two. I have had the same products for over a year now, and my skin has never looked better!! (I have added TO's Alpha Arbutin serum twice daily, and after two weeks, my hyperpigmentation has already improved greatly!)
Happy Wednesday Patti and i know what you mean about the LED masks.. I thought so long about them then decided to buy one.. I always forger to use it but when i do i really like it.. Sending you so so much love xxxx
And tools can get unbelievably unhygienic very quickly.. 🙀 One thing that I do have, that might be very unnecessary for the average person, is my skincare fridge. It’s not a little pink glittery thing that won’t even fit 5 litres, but rather a smaller, black refrigerator that’s in my room. It comes to good use since some of my products benefit from being stored in a cool and dark place (retinoids, vitamin C) and other products (toners and eye creams) simply feels so much nicer when they’re giving a little cooling effect ✨😻✨ ✌️😽💗
Thanks so much for covering this Rob. I was recently considering adding a vitamin C serum but really dislike the prickling. I’ll keep with the MAD serum.
Hey Rob, another down to earth honest video, thank you. I agree on the skin devices/tools. I splurged on a device; I am discovering it remains sitting on the shelf and overlooked in my routine. I thought I could be disciplined enough to use it but apparently not. Sending plenty of love in your direction ~ Paula
Haha Paula you are just the same as me... I always say i will use it and get the most from the ones i buy but i always fail 😂... Happy Wednesday hun and sending you lots of love xxxzxx
Haha don't worry if it works keep using it.. I love vitamin c its just about what works for you so i hope you get great results as i love the geek and gorgeous one.. Love you xxxx
We had straight line winds and tornadoes come through our area today so I've got no power and doing my night skincare routine in the dark by flashlight...gonna only do the necessary steps tonight!
I gave up using vitamin C long ago, nothing irritates my skin more than this. I'm always hesitant to buy new uv filters as most of them sting my eyes or make them watery... I may give this one a go though as I quite like nip+fab, thanks for recommendation ;)
The soul sista burned my skin so bad, I think my skin reacted so bad to the heavy fragrance in them so I had to take it off after like one minute. I much prefer Japanese and Korean sheet masks like Kose, Abib which is my fave, and other ones like the Benton centella masks, BoJ centella masks and the Dear Klairs and PKY one. I can’t stop vitamin C either, currently loving the glow recipe guava one
I cannot wait to try the Mad About Skin products, especially the serum!! I also have a weird nose situation. It's really the only oily, large Pore area still on my face, but it was so hard to justify buying a salicylic acid serum just for my nose so I use an acne "spot treatment" serum just on my nose. It's the Pacifica acne warrior, and it's a salicylic acid serum with a bunch of other ingredients and actives. I find it works wonders on my weirdo nose, and I like that it also works well as a spot treatment if I do get a blemish. I really only have a blemish show up if I am sick with a flu or something like that. Not sure what that oddity is about, but I suppose it goes along with my annoying nose skin so I am glad the one product covers both situations. I must confess that I have trouble picturing myself as a skin care minimalist... I don't think that's ever going to happen. 🤣
I haven't noticed a difference at all since stopping vitamin c and replacing it with Topicals Faded cream. I could never get vitamin c to work well in my skincare routine and found it oily and uncomfortable. Topical Faded is super effective in my opinion. The smell is another issue altogether..... 😂
My routine is relatively minimal, but I recently ordered the NIOD eye concentrate as a treat to myself. I'm torn. I'm excited to test it out, but I'm also feeling overwhelmed by having a new step in my routine haha.
I still think every skin type needs a moisturizer during wintertime and a lot of them are created specially for oily and combination skin :) maybe summertime is the time when you can wear spf only. Just my opinion! Great video!
I do need a vitamin c serum and my derm has recommended I have them. Agree about most tools, especially ones to clean your face as you really do only need your hands I agree that masks aren't necessary but I do love them and I feel I pamper myself when I use them. I have heard a lot of dermatologists who say you do need a moisturizer even if you have oily skins so disagree there. I do feel that specialty eye creams are not needed . Use your moisturizer not an eye cream.
Idk, Rob, I don’t think I’m with you about eliminating Vit C completely. Do you think the concentration you were using was too strong? I’m using Timeless 10% a few times a week & seem to be tolerating just fine with nice redness-reducing results & no irritation - YAY!
it’s so interesting seeing skincare youtubers all move away from vitamin C. i’m so on board for it. i didn’t love the experience - between the hot dog water smell and worrying about oxidation, it just wasn’t fun. i’ll stick with other antioxidants and retinoids to get the same results with a better experience
This is honestly my biggest issue, I use so many different products. I want to try to cut down but I have so many products in my stash and I refuse to waste any.
Maybe you could do a basic skincare routine video for dry oily and normal and combination skin type for those that aren’t sure if they are doing the right routine for our skin. I would love a video like that. I have been looking for a video like this for a while maybe give some ideas of good products to try?
I've been a minimalist all along ... for years I had no skin care routine at all! [I'm lucky, I have very good skin.] Now that I need a little help, I have as small a routine as possible. My skin loves ascorbic acid! I never had any irritation, and it definitely makes a big difference for me. I use it most mornings (unless I forget). I haven't found a sunscreen I like yet, so I usually go without - I know, I should wear one anyway, but I just can't. I have three other "actives" I like to use that work for me: retinal, copper peptides, and a chemical exfoliant. They don't play nice with each other, so I use each twice a week in the evenings. I have a couple of different moisturizing products, I might use one if my skin feels dry.
@@NavilleT With respect, I disagree. First, I spend very little time outdoors, and if I do, I always use SPF, even if I hate the feel. I just can't bring myself to using SPF every day, even if I'm going to be inside working on the computer. Second, I'm still helping my skin with good care. It may be a "two steps forward, one back" thing, but it is definitely better than if I did nothing. Third, I have genetically good skin. In over 60 years of minimal sunscreen use I have absolutely no pigmentation issues, no wrinkles, only a few fine lines. [My avatar photo was me, no makeup, no Photoshop, in my 50s.] Most of that time was with no skin care at all. Fourth, I always tell everyone I know to wear sunscreen as much as possible. I would wear it more if I found one I could tolerate, and I am looking for one. I thought I found one, but it was part of the Korean sunscreen issue last year.
Honestly I don’t know how this could be possible for me. I’m 49 and I need ALL the skincare. 🤣
Same! I’m 48 and use anti-aging devices (they do work!) and also have several skincare steps. Cold cream and moisturizer were my only steps until I was 46 and I have work to do. It’s nice to take time for self-care for the first time in my life 💕
Haha don't worry I'm anti minimalist too lol i enjoy the steps too much.. Sending you lots of love xxxxx
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Hey guys and welcome to todays video where we take a look at the skincare you just dont need.. I would love to know if you planning on streamlining your skincare routine in 2022 so sound off in the comments section below. Sending you lots of love xxxxxx
I hear you about tools, especially for ages 20s and 30s. But 40s and 50s, they can be a real game changer. If you can’t afford office procedures, these at home devices can really take your skincare to the next level if used regularly. So 100% agree with your advice, until aging really starts to show, then it is worth the investment in my opinion
Couldn`t agree with you more.
Most of those tools are pretty costly also. I'd love to try the L.E.D. lights, but at upwards of a few hundred dollars to purchase one that works, I sure can't afford the risk that there won't be much payoff... I don't really have any gadgets just for that reason, although people would have to pry my face massaging thingy I keep in the fridge out of my dead hands... it just feels too good, especially in the hot Arizona desert. 🧊
@@thescarletgraywitch8052 have you tried the Pure led tool? I got mine on Amazon and it comes with 3 face tools and a hair comb for your scalp and was around $30. I got the red led because I wanted the anti aging benefits vs the blue for acne. I also got a killer Black Friday deal on PMD pro. I love to use it after I have applied my nightly skincare for the heated massage.
As someone with oily, acne-prone skin, I completely agree with all of this!
Thank you so much for sharing and sending you lots of love xxxxx
A few years ago I had a dry, flakey, red reaction to adapalene and treated it with Paula's Choice Intensive Care overnight moisture mask. It really worked and I was able to use adapalene again. I've since moved from adapalene to tretinoin with better results for anti-aging.
Thank you so much for sharing and sending you lots of love xxxxx
They only thing my skin has never been a fan of and thats moisturizer. I think I own 3. Illyoon Ceramide Ato, Skinfix Barrier Repair Cream and MAS. I do not even moisturize in the evening while using tret. You are definitely on point in saying hydrating products can cut out a moisturizer. Hoping you are having a wonderful Wednesday 😘
The Sunday riley spot treatment made my spots lasts sooooo much longer and made the post acne hyperpigmentation worse.
Thanks for another great upload. 🥥🍏🍉
Vitamin C not an essential?!😆 I know for a lot of people that’s true, but for me it’s worked wonders and I love it, it’s up there with retinal. I’ve eliminated a lot from my routine this year.. mostly because I’m done experimenting and found my favorites. I still love toners though.♥️
Thank you so so much for watching and I am so so glad it works well for you and you have found your favourites.. Sending you lots of love xxxxx
Hi Rob I am not a minimalist lol, but an essential step is moisturiser for me. I'm super dry and whilst during a rosacea flare I have to be very minimal, an essential is moisturiser and probably an oil as well. I can miss out the toners, essences, serums, masks etc etc etc, but I cannot skip moisturiser. I think that highlights a big difference in the needs of different skin types, as yourself with oily skin feels that you can. The thought wouldn't even occur to me tbh, as it's such an essential part of my skin's needs. I can and do miss out a lot of the things you probably think you need eg BHA, AHA and foaming/gel cleansers, but when my skin is really dry and reactive these further dry me out. The retinoid, azelaic acid and urea I have in my routine provide most of the cell turnover and exfoliation I need, so missing out exfoliating acids is not unusual for me. I'm quite happy to use a balm, oil, milk or cream cleanser alone on days I don't have a full face of makeup - without the need for a double cleanse on those days. During a rosacea flare my skincare has to be super basic and as gentle as possible, so just a cleanser and a moisturiser can be all my skin will tolerate (plus a mineral spf during the day).
The other things like devices, vitamin c, spot treatments etc I rarely use anyway (I have a Foreo i use a couple of times a month for a deep clean). We're all different and our essential products will be different too - that's ok and half the fun of it anyway. Best wishes.
Finally someone admits that you don't necessarily need a moisturiser if you're oily enough! I'm so done with that whole "you ALWAYS have to use moisturiser" thing lol
I think we need to get this message out for us with oily skin as sometimes I think we feel bullied into using one which its not always needed.. sending you lots of love xxxxx
This is such an interesting video, because I debated long and hard about buying an LED device. I came to the conclusion that knowing myself, I would use it for a while, then it would sit in my drawer gathering dust. I have also stopped doing face masks. When I would try a moisturizing mask, I would always get a spot or two. I have had the same products for over a year now, and my skin has never looked better!! (I have added TO's Alpha Arbutin serum twice daily, and after two weeks, my hyperpigmentation has already improved greatly!)
🥰🥰🥰🥰 Love you Xxxx
@@elizabethsmith583 Love you, too!♥♥♥🧑🎄🎁🎄
Happy Wednesday Patti and i know what you mean about the LED masks.. I thought so long about them then decided to buy one.. I always forger to use it but when i do i really like it.. Sending you so so much love xxxx
I totally see your skin improvement, looking very clear and bright. Gorgeous as always
I would have thrown eye creams on this list. I’ve never really seen the value; I just use a more emollient face cream around my eyes.
And tools can get unbelievably unhygienic very quickly.. 🙀
One thing that I do have, that might be very unnecessary for the average person, is my skincare fridge. It’s not a little pink glittery thing that won’t even fit 5 litres, but rather a smaller, black refrigerator that’s in my room. It comes to good use since some of my products benefit from being stored in a cool and dark place (retinoids, vitamin C) and other products (toners and eye creams) simply feels so much nicer when they’re giving a little cooling effect ✨😻✨
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Thanks so much for covering this Rob. I was recently considering adding a vitamin C serum but really dislike the prickling. I’ll keep with the MAD serum.
Rob, your own brand mousturiser is 🔥 . Its perfect to top off my evening skincare routine.
Oh thank you so much hun and your comment just put a massive smile on my face so sending you lots and lots of love xxxxx
Hey Rob, another down to earth honest video, thank you. I agree on the skin devices/tools. I splurged on a device; I am discovering it remains sitting on the shelf and overlooked in my routine. I thought I could be disciplined enough to use it but apparently not. Sending plenty of love in your direction ~ Paula
Haha Paula you are just the same as me... I always say i will use it and get the most from the ones i buy but i always fail 😂... Happy Wednesday hun and sending you lots of love xxxzxx
I have really dry skin and sleeping masks have been great but a thick layer of moisturizer could suffice
It started to feel stressful to keep track of everything, so I'm trying to simplify my routine now. Just trying to find the right products..
I just started incorporating Vitamin C G&G, because of you🙈
Haha don't worry if it works keep using it.. I love vitamin c its just about what works for you so i hope you get great results as i love the geek and gorgeous one.. Love you xxxx
We had straight line winds and tornadoes come through our area today so I've got no power and doing my night skincare routine in the dark by flashlight...gonna only do the necessary steps tonight!
I hardly use moisturizer in the day time for the reason that sunscreen doubles as both for me lol
Still trying to minimize my routine but not succeeding 🤣
Haha same here hun, I am trying but honestly failing massivly lol... I hope all is amazing with you and sending you lots of love xxxxx
I gave up using vitamin C long ago, nothing irritates my skin more than this. I'm always hesitant to buy new uv filters as most of them sting my eyes or make them watery... I may give this one a go though as I quite like nip+fab, thanks for recommendation ;)
Its a total pleasure hun and thank you for sharing.. Sending you lots of love xxxx
The soul sista burned my skin so bad, I think my skin reacted so bad to the heavy fragrance in them so I had to take it off after like one minute. I much prefer Japanese and Korean sheet masks like Kose, Abib which is my fave, and other ones like the Benton centella masks, BoJ centella masks and the Dear Klairs and PKY one. I can’t stop vitamin C either, currently loving the glow recipe guava one
I cannot wait to try the Mad About Skin products, especially the serum!!
I also have a weird nose situation. It's really the only oily, large Pore area still on my face, but it was so hard to justify buying a salicylic acid serum just for my nose so I use an acne "spot treatment" serum just on my nose. It's the Pacifica acne warrior, and it's a salicylic acid serum with a bunch of other ingredients and actives. I find it works wonders on my weirdo nose, and I like that it also works well as a spot treatment if I do get a blemish. I really only have a blemish show up if I am sick with a flu or something like that. Not sure what that oddity is about, but I suppose it goes along with my annoying nose skin so I am glad the one product covers both situations.
I must confess that I have trouble picturing myself as a skin care minimalist... I don't think that's ever going to happen. 🤣
"Who doesn't love masks?"
-Me 🙋♀️
Me too haha. They stress me out.
Haha i know your not alone there are others lol.. Sending you lots of love xxxxx
I'm like you, I adore my long lavish routi e so skinimalism, not for me 😅😅😅 hugs!! 🥰
Haha agreed Cristina, minimalist isn't for me lol xxxx
I find when I use my Tret without a moisturiser first I wake up and any little breakouts are gone!! ❤️❤️❤️🛎🛎🛎xxx
Love and hugs to you xx
I haven't noticed a difference at all since stopping vitamin c and replacing it with Topicals Faded cream. I could never get vitamin c to work well in my skincare routine and found it oily and uncomfortable. Topical Faded is super effective in my opinion. The smell is another issue altogether..... 😂
The smell is awful! What is that? I still love it tho
@@kckc4955 It's the Glutathione. Glutathione has a cysteine chain that causes it to have a sulfur like smell.
Yay i am so glad you have found it so effective.. Its one of my holy grails for sure... Sending you so so much love xxxxx
@@dianaf6333 whatever witchcraft is in there, idc it works😜💚❤️
Thanks Rob 💕☃️
I would love to see a video about the most hydrating and moisturizing sunscreens!!
My routine is relatively minimal, but I recently ordered the NIOD eye concentrate as a treat to myself. I'm torn. I'm excited to test it out, but I'm also feeling overwhelmed by having a new step in my routine haha.
You will love that serum - that’s the one skin serum I can honestly say has made a real difference. Enjoy!
Oh i am so glad you have decided to try it as it really is amazing.. I hope it works as well for you as it did for me.. Sending you lots of love xxxxx
I’m loving it.
How is the eye serum working for you?
@@serenapinatelli2325 Unfortunately, it didn’t work. It stung and burned for me, so I gave it to someone else.
I still think every skin type needs a moisturizer during wintertime and a lot of them are created specially for oily and combination skin :) maybe summertime is the time when you can wear spf only. Just my opinion! Great video!
I do need a vitamin c serum and my derm has recommended I have them. Agree about most tools, especially ones to clean your face as you really do only need your hands I agree that masks aren't necessary but I do love them and I feel I pamper myself when I use them. I have heard a lot of dermatologists who say you do need a moisturizer even if you have oily skins so disagree there. I do feel that specialty eye creams are not needed . Use your moisturizer not an eye cream.
You do look amazing :)
Awww thank you so so much hun your too kind.. sending you lots of love xxxxx
Idk, Rob, I don’t think I’m with you about eliminating Vit C completely. Do you think the concentration you were using was too strong? I’m using Timeless 10% a few times a week & seem to be tolerating just fine with nice redness-reducing results & no irritation - YAY!
Personally the timeless vit c freaked my skin out
it’s so interesting seeing skincare youtubers all move away from vitamin C. i’m so on board for it. i didn’t love the experience - between the hot dog water smell and worrying about oxidation, it just wasn’t fun. i’ll stick with other antioxidants and retinoids to get the same results with a better experience
Thank you so so much for sharing and sending you lots of love xxxxxx
This is honestly my biggest issue, I use so many different products. I want to try to cut down but I have so many products in my stash and I refuse to waste any.
Maybe you could do a basic skincare routine video for dry oily and normal and combination skin type for those that aren’t sure if they are doing the right routine for our skin. I would love a video like that. I have been looking for a video like this for a while maybe give some ideas of good products to try?
Have you joined the Facebook group? There are many posts describing skincare routines. I bet you could get some great ideas there! Patti xxx
Thank you so much for the video recommendation hun i would love to film that.. Sending you lots of love xxxx
You are very welcome and now I am looking forward to the video lol. Lots of love to you.
Thanks patty I will do that.
I've been a minimalist all along ... for years I had no skin care routine at all! [I'm lucky, I have very good skin.] Now that I need a little help, I have as small a routine as possible.
My skin loves ascorbic acid! I never had any irritation, and it definitely makes a big difference for me. I use it most mornings (unless I forget). I haven't found a sunscreen I like yet, so I usually go without - I know, I should wear one anyway, but I just can't.
I have three other "actives" I like to use that work for me: retinal, copper peptides, and a chemical exfoliant. They don't play nice with each other, so I use each twice a week in the evenings.
I have a couple of different moisturizing products, I might use one if my skin feels dry.
there's no point in using all of that if you don't protect your skin from the sun, it is just undoing all of your hard work
@@NavilleT With respect, I disagree.
First, I spend very little time outdoors, and if I do, I always use SPF, even if I hate the feel. I just can't bring myself to using SPF every day, even if I'm going to be inside working on the computer.
Second, I'm still helping my skin with good care. It may be a "two steps forward, one back" thing, but it is definitely better than if I did nothing.
Third, I have genetically good skin. In over 60 years of minimal sunscreen use I have absolutely no pigmentation issues, no wrinkles, only a few fine lines. [My avatar photo was me, no makeup, no Photoshop, in my 50s.] Most of that time was with no skin care at all.
Fourth, I always tell everyone I know to wear sunscreen as much as possible. I would wear it more if I found one I could tolerate, and I am looking for one. I thought I found one, but it was part of the Korean sunscreen issue last year.
Could you make a video on sleep wrinkles? Is it possible to remove them without fillers?
Hi hun thank you so much for watching and for your suggestion.. Sending you lots of love xxxx
I am over vitamin C. I don’t see a lot of benefits and it so hard to get a good one that isn’t super expensive or unstable.
thank you so so much for sharing hun and I hope all is wonderful with you.. sending you lots of love xxxxxx
Skincare we don't need!???? Like lemon and sugar masks!??😜😜
Love you tons!! Have a great week!!!😘💞😘
Haha yes yes yes we certainly don't need those 😂... Happy Wednesday hun and sending you lots of love xxxxx
I have been a minimalistic skincare user my whole adult life. You have to be when you have sensitive red reactive skin....the mantra is less is more.
I love clay mask on my oily face
Thank you so much for watching and sharing and sending you lots of love xxxxx
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I feel like pimple patches actually make the dark spots last longer
1st? Xx
Congratulations hun and Happy Wednesday... Love you xxxxx
I dont know whats wrong with me but vitamin C does not irritate me at all 😂 am i doing something wrong
Haha no all our skin is different so if its working for you keep on using it.. Sending you lots of love xxxxx