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Which milky toner actually made the biggest difference to your skin?

Milky toners have risen in popularity so much in the recent years and nowadays there are so many out there hahaha.

Today, I'd love to know for those of you who love using milky toners, which one is your favourite and what results have you noticed from using it?

Share your skin type too and what other products you use alongside it too :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 16 days ago

What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done to your skin barrier?

I know we've all made at least one skincare decision that our skin barrier would like us to forget hahaha.

Whether it be over exfoliating, using way too many actives at the same time, using your tret everyday without easing into it...

What's the worst thing you've ever done to your skin barrier?

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u/TheMeepyBoy — 23 days ago

What’s one skincare product you’re OBSESSED with right now?

What’s one skincare product you’re absolutely obsessed with right now?

Let us know in the comments :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 1 month ago

What’s your holy grail barrier repair moisturiser?

Hey everyone! Anders here, the person behind the sub :)

The moisturiser I used for the longest time ended up getting discontinued and I finally finished my last bottle so I've been testing out the Zeroid soothing cream after hearing a lot of good recs from our community and honestly my skin has been loving it.

I've got oily acne prone skin and I feel like it has helped me a lot with my skin barrier, irritation around the folds of my nose whilst feeling light on the skin. Haven't noticed any issues with breakouts from it as well which is a huge win for me.

Anyways what are your HG / go to barrier repair moisturisers right now?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 1 month ago

Share your go to skincare routine for when your skin is irritated and needs calming down!

For me, I always go back to just focusing on hydration and barrier repair! I overdid it a bit with my retinal the other week hahaha and since then I've dialled things back and my skin already feels way better.

Some products I really like right now are:

  • Zeroid foaming cleanser
  • Wellage hyaluronic 100 toner
  • Aestura hydro essence
  • Zeroid soothing cream (Finally tested this one after the longest time and so far I'm really liking it)

Thinking of posting a full routine breakdown soon as well :)

Anyways what skincare routine do you all fall back on when your skin is in SOS mode?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 1 month ago

Only One Can Stay: First Cleansers

The rules are simple.

You can only keep one. The other three disappear forever...

Which one are you saving and why?

Bonus question: Which one would be the first to go and why?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

What are your go to products for keeping your skin hydrated?

Hydration is such a key part of taking care of our skin! I for one didn't learn how to hydrate my skin properly until like 8 years into my skincare journey oops...

Some people swear by toners and essences, others rely on serums, moisturisers or layering a few products together.

What are your go to products for keeping your skin hydrated?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Community Picks: Moisturisers

We're back with another Community Picks!

This week's category is Moisturisers.

Share in the comments your favourite moisturiser you'd recommend to everyone and let's see which products becomes this week’s community picks :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

What's one skincare product social media convinced you to buy that was actually worth it?

For most of us, social media is one of the first places we go to discover new skincare products.

And while most of these products end up being overhyped, every now and then we find something that's actually worth it.

So for today's question, I want to know what's one skincare product social media convinced you to buy that was actually good?

Let us know in the comments :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

What product is the star of your skincare routine right now?

We all have that one product that's doing a little more of the heavy lifting than everything else.

What product is the star of your routine right now, and what do you love most about it?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Routine Rescue: What products would you recommend for this person?

Welcome to Routine Rescue!

Everyone approaches skincare a little differently, so I thought it'd be interesting to see how we'd all tackle the same skin situation.

I'll give you the skin type, what's been going on and their current concerns and based on this, it's your job to build them a skincare routine :)

What products would you recommend and why?

Also if you've got any bonus tips or advice you'd give them, drop those below too!

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Only One Can Stay: Acne Fighting Ingredients

The rules are simple.

You can only keep one. The other three disappear forever...

Which one are you saving and why?

Bonus question: Which one would be the first to go and why?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

What's the best piece of skincare advice you've ever received?

Whether it came from your derm, a friend, someone online or something you had to learn yourself the hard way...

What's one piece of skincare advice that's genuinely stuck with you and made a difference for your skin?

Drop some wisdom in the comments :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Community Picks: Gentle Cleansers

We're back with another Community Picks!

This week's category is gentle cleansers.

Share in the comments your favourite gentle cleanser you'd recommend to everyone and let's see which products become this week’s community picks :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Only One Can Stay: Kbeauty Brands

The rules are simple.

You can only keep one. The other three are gone forever.

Which one are you keeping and why?

Bonus question: Which one would be the first to go and why?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Fill in the blank: If my skin could talk, it would probably tell me to stop ________

For me, if my skin could talk, it would probably tell me to stop stressing hahaha

How about you guys?

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u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

What's the most overrated skincare product you've ever tried?

At some point in our skincare journeys, we've all bought products with huge hype behind them...

But sometimes, actually most of the time they just don't live up to the expectations.

What's the most overrated skincare product you've ever tried?

Tell us what it was and why it didn't live up to the hype for you :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Only One Can Stay: Drugstore Brands

The rules are simple.

You can only keep one. The other three disappear forever...

Which one are you keeping and why?

Bonus question: Which one would be the first to go?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Community Picks: What's your favourite hydrating toner?

Welcome to Community Picks!

Each week, we’ll choose a skincare category and build a list of the products our community genuinely recommends.

This week we're starting with hydrating toners!

Share in the comments your favourite hydrating toner you'd recommend to everyone and let's see which product becomes this week’s community pick :)

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago

Ingredient showdown: Glycerin vs Hyaluronic Acid

When it comes to hydrating ingredients, glycerin and hyaluronic acid are two of the biggest names in skincare. You know they're popular when you can find them in like 99% of the skincare products on your shelf hahaha

Glycerin and hyaluronic acid are both humectants which are ingredients that draw water into the skin, giving it that plump, hydrated feel.

Both are excellent ingredients, but if you could only choose one...

Which one are you picking and why?

u/TheMeepyBoy — 2 months ago