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Choosing skincare mid 20s

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candycanesxo · 21/12/2019 17:33

I posted few days ago about skincare and just wanting some more help.

How do you go about picking a brand/company there is to many. My main concerns are anti aging/ hydration/ dullness. I'm 26 so wanting get serious with my routine. So far I only use liz Earle Cleanse polish and Clinique moisture surge.

I have a budget of 300 for in January. Please help with what is good where to start? All so confusing...

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BloodyCats · 21/12/2019 17:38

You don’t need to spend £300! It’s trial and error, what works for me might not work for you.

Personally I am a big fan of cerave fash wash and moisturiser. I like to play around with different face masks but I keep the basics simple.
A facial oil is also good for keeping up hydration.

candycanesxo · 21/12/2019 17:42

Haha Quess your right! Just kind of think we only got one go at looking after our skin may well splurge but like you said Quess I don't need to if the products work, also wondering if they all need to match and be from the same company?

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Drizzzle · 21/12/2019 17:44

Wow, do mean £300 per month on skin products? Tbh you are still caring for your skin if you spend £2 on soap. I don't think you need an expensive "routine", just eat and drink well and stay out of the sun.

BloodyCats · 21/12/2019 18:05

The brands will tell you that you need to stick to their brand but you don’t need to. Find what works for you.
I would recommend
Oil cleanser
Cerave cleanser (use either depending on your skin needs that day)
A decent spf
Good quality moisturiser. Can’t go wrong with Nivea though!

PurpleDaisies · 22/12/2019 22:03

I used to use a lot of expensive stuff. I recently switched because of wanting vegan, cruelty free skincare.

Now I’m using skincare from Superdrug (their naturally radiant range) which is a fraction of the cost of what I paid before. My skin has never looked better. Don’t be fooled into thinking more expensive means better.

Howzaboutye · 22/12/2019 22:10

Really good SPF.
A nice oil for overnight.
That's it!

SPF every single day will mean you will not NEED £300 face creams in 10 or 15 years time.

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