u/genevieveoliver

I get free products from both brands so that’s why I’m considering them. I’ve historically responded better to skinbetter than skinceuticals.

Skin type: dry, rosacea type 2, acne prone

Eye concerns: primarily volume loss that I know topicals won’t fix. Slight dark circles. Occasional puffiness. Fine lines

Current routine:

AM
- glycerin cleanser
- mineral water mist
- milky toner
- SkinBetter alto advanced
- cical fate serum
- SkinBetter techno neck
- skinbetter Trio (just added)
- colorscience flex SPF

PM
- glycerin cleanser
- mineral water mist
- milky toner
- prescription rosacea triple cream
- skinbetter Alpharet
- cical fate serum
- skinbetter techno neck
- skinbetter Trio
- cical fate cream

I also have skinbetter mystro but started it too quickly after IPL and had a rosacea flare so I’ll add that back in as soon as I know trio is going well

Want to get Skinmedica TNS at some point.

Open to other recommendations as well!

As the title says - when it comes to skinbetter, money is no issue bc it’s basically free. (Same with skinceuticals but their products historically haven’t agreed with my skin)

I currently have Alto Advanced, AlphaRet Overnight, and techno neck (all of which I’ve been inconsistent with but am working on building a better routine) and just got Mystro yesterday.

A lot of reviews say there’s some better products for the price, but if the price is free, are there any other brands/products I should actually shell out for?

And/or What should be my next additions from SkinBetter?

Skin type: dry, sensitive, acne prone, type 2 rosacea, 36 yo

I have virgin brunette hair and my long ends have naturally lightened from the sun. Looking for an all over gloss treatment that won’t break the bank.

Thanks!

What is the fanciest yellow mustard you know of? Just came back from Paris and saw a lot of dijons (obviously) and whole grain. Love them both but my true love lies with a trashy yellow. As a certifiably boujie bitch, I’d love to find something more artisanal than Heinz and the sort

Just finished a stressful work trip and looking to relax. Ideally the Parisian equivalent of a beach/pool club (without the water necessarily) - somewhere scenic to relax and be somewhat horizontal without the DIY process of a picnic.

Staying in Montmartre but willing to venture

Not the Molitor please