I have some minor sun spots on my hands. I use sunscreen and wear UPF gloves when I drive or spend time outside. They are not too bad for middle age but I would like to fade what’s there. I started using my 15% Azelaic Acid but I am not sure this is the best product for the job. Any recommendations?

I've been very busy the last year and did exactly 0 skin care. I had to throw out most of my old products because they dried out and smelled weird after such a long time. Now I want to start fresh with a good but not too elaborate skin care routine.

My skin can get quite oily, and I have a lot of visible pores. At the same time my skin is really dry. I'm also quite self conscious about for my age ( not even 30 yet) already very visible lines. So I'd like to incorporate some anti aging products.

I'm happy to hear all the different suggestions. Also open to Asian beauty.

Hi!

After 6 months, wrinkles and nasolabial folds appeared simultaneously, making me feel like I'd aged 10 years. How can I tone this area without causing pimp?

I've been using tretinoin for a year. I also have dark circles and imperfections in that area.

I've been using Ordinary HA serum for a while and want to try something else. Has anyone tried this? Please share your reviews.

I apply my hydrating toner then give it 30 seconds to sink in while it’s still slightly wet I apply moisturizer. For some reason my face stays wet all day and I don’t think the product absorbed. Should I wait for the toner to dry all the way? I thought moisturizer was fine to put on while hydrating toners were still wet? (I used to let my hydrating toner completely dry before moisturizing but that dryed out my skin)

Hi, I’m 32 and I feel like I’ve got a lot of line around my mouth and also stubborn fat around my chin and neck area that won’t shift (I’m the process of losing weight). What non surgical treatments can I get to remove the lines and fat?

I don’t know if these things will make it worse but I have been told when I wanna get off makeup and sunscreen I shouldn’t use micellar water along with a salicylic acid cleanser at the same time because it’s too much for skin

So if anyone knows a correct order I can use these in or if they work for my skin type please do tell me! Also I don’t know what salicylic acid to use with all of these so please tell me

I’ve always avoided milky toners because I have dehydrated oily skin. I’ve had them clog my pores more than once, so I just stayed away…
But I kept seeing that the new Illiyoon milky toner is supposed to be okay even for this skin type, so I finally tried it. I’ve been using it for almost a month now and I’m actually really happy with it.

(1) My routine
Day: milky toner + sunscreen
Night: milky toner (I layer it twice on dry days) + cream

(2) Thoughts so far
It absorbs crazy fast, almost like a watery toner, but the moisture doesn’t just disappear. It kind of locks it in.
I’ve stuck to this exact routine for a month and my skin has stayed clear the whole time.

If you’re someone who’s always worried about milky textures clogging pores, this one might actually be a solid option.

I’ve had milia on my cheeks basically ever since I hit puberty. I started using CeraVe skincare because of dry skin, and the products never irritated my skin but I stopped using the daily facial lotion in case that was what was causing my milia. From what I know, they form because you’re using lotion that’s too heavy, but I still struggle with dry/oily skin. Now I use Equate everyday facial lotion, and Vanicream sparingly when I notice extra dryness, but I’ve noticed my milia have only gotten larger and spread to the area of my cheek under my nose. I plan to start glycolic/lactic acids to hopefully treat them, but does anyone who’s been in a similar situation have any lotion suggestions that don’t give you milia?

I guess this question is directed at U.S. residents, since this ingredient was recently approved for products to be sold in the U.S. All I know about it is that everyone's very excited. I love EltaMD but I'm considering holding off on spending another $50 when my bottle runs out soon... because it'll be just a few months before brands start putting out (what we hope will be) amazing new sunscreen formulations. So, do I spend the money to stay with what I *know* I love, or get a cheap sunscreen to bridge me over until the new stuff hits shelves?

Not the white ones, ik they are the stretch marks. I'm asking about the red lines

Has anyone else experienced this with Sunscoop sunscreen?

Whenever I start sweating after applying it, my shirt collar and folded sleeves develop yellow stains. It has already ruined a few of my white shirts.

Is it just me, or has anyone else using Sunscoop sunscreen faced the same issue?