OK I'll answer one but I can only handle one thread, you'll have to come over to amazing faces 
CH loves a balm cleanser, preferably two. She is nuts about Clinique Take the Day Off and Emma Hardie Moringa. At heart I am more of a Sam Bunting who isn't into double cleansing as she says it's too much and always goes for Cetaphil, Avene Extremely Gentle or LRP Physiological Cleansing Gel. What they both have in common is avoiding foaming cleansers, scrubs, particles and beads and claims about ingredients in cleanser - the stuff is on your face for less than a minute, it can cleanse but nothing else.
So on that score your cleanser is prob fine. I only double cleanse if I wear makeup when I use a micellar water first, followed by a cleanser, I like both the Cetaphil and the LRP, not tried the Avene.
You are missing an acid toner which is prob going to make the biggest difference at first as you have combination skin. As you also have redness and might be on the rosacea spectrum I'd stick to salicylic acid, not glycolic or lactic. Budget wise your best option will be the Clearasil pads. You could go for Clinique Mild Exfoliating Lotion - personally it's OK but not that strong, I preferred the Paula's Choice 2% BHA.
Hydrating toner- can't help you here, I haven't done this! But if you are tending to spots and redness, if I had to pick one it would be Serozinc. But it isn't the most crucial thing.
Serum - would change everything else first one at a time before adding a serum. For lines and hydration Hylamide is great. On the other thread we have discussed at length how Hydraluron didn't do much, gave a tacky feeling and worst of all had the same ingredients as the Aldi Serum everyone loves for about £3
Ultra budget option = Aldi, bigger budget option = Hylamide. Just don't knock half of it on the floor like I did 
Moisturiser - if you are tending to spots and redness, Sam Bunting would have you stick to oil free. I love my Cerave. Other options would be Cetaphil moisturiser or something from Avene or LRP, both have anti-redness options for oily/combination skin. Lots of love for CLinique Moisture Surge on the other thread too.
SPF - most important to help stop things getting worse. Do you already know if you react to chemical sunscreens? LRP Anthelios is v popular.
Finally at night think about adding a retinol like LRP Redermic or Avene Ystheal. It's the only thing that will help thicken your skin so giving more support to your pores to make them smaller, and add collagen to your skin preventing wrinkles. But don't do everything at once. Pick one product, add it in and then wait 2-3 weeks so you know you are alright with it before adding another.
Phew. See you on the other thread 