@CharlotteB123 @If you have sensitive skin it’s best to go into your local store and get some samples to test out before buying. That way you can see how your skin reacts to them.

@gretchen26 @Sephora employee here I would still wear sunscreen on top of the moisturizer sunscreen for added protection Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Hydra Vizor Broad Spectrum Mineral Sunscreen Spf 30 Moisturizer

@katijuan , it's fine? Depends on your skin care goals. If the cleanser bothers you, stop using it or opt to use it less (like 2-3 times a week for example), but if it irritates you, I'd personally stop. With the toner and serum... Have you been using them for awhile? Sometimes you need to stick with a routine for 21-30 ish days before you really see a result. Again, think more about skincare goals vs trends. Glad you found a love with the tatcha and 🙌🏽 to sunscreen!!

@great12399 , great topic! As I have vintaged (aged 😂), I'm doing less actives. My skin is oily combo, but less oily than the past. (Humidity brings the oil back 😔) I also feel like the ingredients and amounts in skincare is just so wildly varied, so if I try something new, usually my skin is reactive/sensitive, so it'll need more repair + calming things than actives. It's rare a K-Beauty product gives me a breakout, unless it's been reformulated. Generally, a lot of people have moved into K-Beauty trends, so while I wouldn't call that plant based care (I know some K-Beauty has animal extracts), there's usually more of a focus on hydration and barrier repair vs actives which also can come from a plant (mandelic acid, vitamin C, etc). I feel like when it first came stare side, it wasn't fully marketed on how there's something for everyone. I felt it was detected to "normal" or dry skin more so, but oily folx also need hydration, too! Glad to see that's changing.

Hey! Thanks for starting this thread — I’ve been on the same journey recently. My skin is super reactive, especially with anything too fragranced or acidic in intimate care products. I haven’t tried Auréve yet, but I’ve had good luck with products that use calming herbs like calendula, chamomile, and yarrow. They seem to work well when things feel irritated or dry, and they’re usually gentle enough for regular use. I’ve also started paying more attention to pH levels and making sure I’m not over-washing with foaming cleansers. It’s surprising how much difference a small routine tweak can make. Really curious to hear what others are using too — especially anything honey-based that’s worked long-term!

You should check out byoma I think you would like the cleansing balm, barrier booster moisturizer and the spf 50 and if you are looking for a serum you might like the hydrating serum

The tower 28 sos spray might be nice

Never heard of that brand! Is it worth the investment?