- STEP1It's a super clean face wash that literally strips off all the grime and dirt and oils of the day. Feels like a clean, blank canvas
- STEP2I use this twice a week, especially if I'm going to be putting on makeup for some special event. Scrubs off all the dead skin and feels smooth and clean.
- STEP3This toner is non-astringent and doesn't sting. I don't particularly like toners that sting. This is great to reintroduce some hydration back into the skin
STEP4This is the most expensive part of my skincare, but I've really seen my skin feel and look better after using this.- STEP5I have been using this cream for years and it's hands-down my favourite. It's light but super moisturizing and gives the face a smooth, even dewy look.
- STEP6Basic necessity if you live in a tropic area or are in the sun
- STEP7Treatmentclean & clear advantage spot treatment
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@LilyCommented 11 months ago
Do you double cleanse? I see you only use the acne wash, but you might be able to cleanse your skin more properly if you use an oil cleanser + acne wash together!
@DaniCommented 11 months ago
Love! Thanks for sharing 😀
@JumaCommented 11 months ago
Nice! Do you use a chemical exfoliant? Might be worth the investment ❤️
@JuliaCommented 11 months ago
What do you use as a night cream?
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
I haven't really found a night cream I love and usually tend to just use whatever day cream I am using. Right now it's The Body Shop Day Cream, but I will probably try the night cream in this range next. Do you have any recommendations?
@JuliaCommented 11 months ago
Do they have Cerave in India? They have a great night cream that's a cult favorite in the States. I also really love Dr. Hauschka products.
@YoojinCommented 11 months ago
this is why I love beauty & skincare!! i love how simple products like SPF and brands like neutrogena transcend cultures and boundaries and help us connect to one another. thanks for sharing your routine 💕💕💕
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
I agree! Thank you :D Sooo happy to be able to share this with people from all over!
@JuliaCommented 11 months ago
Have you tried a oil cleanser for your routine?
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
I haven't! I haven't seen a good one in India yet, but will look out for some.
@HebaCommented 11 months ago
Definitely do, if you use spf and make-up! Double cleansing really helped me cleanse well and as a result have less breakouts!
@KathleenCommented 11 months ago
Neutrogena sunblock is a classic! Have you considered using physical sunscreens though?
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
Interesting. I have never heard of physical sunscreens before. I'll definitely look into it
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
Interesting. I have never heard of physical sunscreens before. I'll definitely look into it
@KathleenCommented 11 months ago
Please do! Physical sunscreens are supposedly better for the environment, and they actually act as a physical barrier against UVA/B rays. My understanding is that physical sunscreens are more effective as sun protection.
@AlyssaCommented 11 months ago
Love love love! Are there any Indian skincare brands you would recommend? 😊
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
Kama Ayurveda is really good for natural products. I use their rose water as a face mist through the day and their Brigandi hair oil once a week. They also have really good face packs.
The brand Himalaya has a pretty robust Neem Face Wash that's great for acne prone skin and I definitely use their Mud face pack a couple of times a month.
@Mandira M- Post Owner
Commented 11 months ago
Kama Ayurveda is really good for natural products. I use their rose water as a face mist through the day and their Brigandi hair oil once a week. They also have really good face packs.
The brand Himalaya has a pretty robust Neem Face Wash that's great for acne prone skin and I definitely use their Mud face pack a couple of times a month.
@JuliaCommented 11 months ago
Also pretty curious about this!