Skincare

[benbou]

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I need help to find some good affordable things to use for dry skin

[LiveLikeSophie]

I recommend non-cheap products, and animal cruelty free, don’t forget to do all the research about a product before you purchase.

it’s better to buy more expensive products with lots of product inside of it, instead of cheap products with lots of product inside because of all the harsh and bad stuff inside of it. it may look nice to by something cheap, because of the low price, but your skin will not agree with you. 😅

I also think it’s better to invest into 50/50 of makeup and skincare so your skin can look nice, but on top of that how you style it.

Also for skincare brands  I don’t recommend bubble or byoma, it has many bad things in it, and causes break outs for many people as I have looked up and tried myself. I recommend CeraVe, and Ordinary as a cheap option, but going into details I most strongly recommend Drunk Elephant, and La Roche-Posay.

for makeup I don’t recommend elf, nars, or milk makeup. But I do recommend Maybelline, and Charlotte Tilburry.

And lastly for lips I do recommend summer Fridays or drunk elephant lip balm.

hope you enjoy starting to look into skincare and makeup and wish the best for you.

[heartsmyface]

@benbou  Hello.  Let’s see if we can help you here.  What do you consider affordable?  The brands The Ordinary and Inkey List are great for affordable active ingredient skincare.  Sephora Collection is also good.  
For dry skin with dullness and texture ingredients like hyaluronic  acid and lactic acid would be helpful.   Hyaluronic acid helps keep skin moist and lactic acid is great for mild exfoliation and evening skin tone. The Ordinary Lactic Acid 5% + HA 1 oz/ 30 mL The Ordinary The Resurface & Hydrate Set with Hyaluronic Acid + AHA The INKEY List Squalane Oil 1 oz/ 30 mL A face oil is helpful to keep moisture locked in.