Face'n the Basin - My Evening PM Skincare Routine - gentle natural cleanse exfoliation tone & acids

Hi guys! I'm Dawn, I'm 38, I have dry sensitive skin and I love all things hair, skin, beauty, and aesthetics. I love trying new products, researching into ingredients and what dermatologists recommend (or don't), what actually works, and importantly, what products work well together*, and what ones should *not be used together. I work in the LUSH Anchor Store in Glasgow and I would love to share my knowledge, experience and life with you guys, if you'll have me...! :)
Products at my Basin tonight:
I mentioned:
LUSH - Happy Skin - Enzymic Facial Exfoliator (fresh, handmade, cruelty free, vegan, fair-trade, recycled pot)
and
LUSH - Let The Good Times Roll - Fresh Cleanser (fresh, handmade, cruelty free, vegan, fair-trade, recycled pot)
Products I used tonight:
Pip&Pod - avocado, pumpkin & cactus cleansing balm (nourishing waterless oil to milk cleanser) (vegan & cruelty free)
Pip&Pod - blackberry exfoliating creme (with light exfoliation from waste blueberry seeds) (vegan & cruelty free) ...why is this called blackberry when it uses blueberry... no wonder I was confused... :/
clinisoothe - Skin Purifier (protects the skin barrier from pollutants and impurities, prevents breakouts and promotes rapid recovery.)
COSRX - Advanced Snail 96 mucin power essence (96% nail secretion filtrate (mucin) helps the skin to lose less moisture while keeping the skin smooth and healthy.)
The Ordinary - Salicylic Acid 2% (formulated for blemish-prone skin)
facetheory - Porebright N10 Serum (non-comedogenic 10% niacinamide and azelaic acid serum)
Eminence - strawberry rhubarb hyaluronic hydrator (organic skin care, botanical hyaluronic acid complex, for all skin types)
La Roche-Posay - Cicaplast Baume B5+ (ultra repairing soothing balm)
Extra product:
Sudocrem - nappy rash ointment (use if you have compromised your skin barrier, and/or use on evenings where you are not using Retinol/retinoid)
Love Dawntroversial