u/savleighhh

Hello! So I have long, wavy, low-porosity, fine hair. I can’t use anything with niacinamide or oat, and I try to stay away from coconut (it seems to dry out my hair). I’ve tried Dove and Pantene and they just irritated my scalp. I was obsessed with the L’Oréal shampoo (black container) and they changed the formula and now it’s awful, so here I am looking for a new shampoo! I’m open to spending more money and buying outside of the drugstore, I just want a good shampoo that isn’t going to wreck my hair. Thank you :)

Hello! I’m currently struggling to find a new face wash. I have very sensitive, acne prone skin that is oily but dries out easily. I can’t use anything with fragrance, niacinamide or oatmeal so that really narrows down my list lol. I’m not a fan of Vanicream or CeraVe, my skin just doesn’t react well to them. I’ve been using the Face Reality Ultra Gentle Cleanser but it’s been drying me out so I’m looking for something new. I’d really appreciate some suggestions! Thanks :)

Hello! I’m currently struggling to find a new face wash. I have very sensitive, acne prone skin that is oily but dries out easily. I can’t use anything with fragrance, niacinamide or oatmeal so that really narrows down my list lol. I’m not a fan of Vanicream or CeraVe, my skin just doesn’t react well to them. I’ve been using the Face Reality Ultra Gentle Cleanser but it’s been drying me out so I’m looking for something new. I’d really appreciate some suggestions! Thanks :)

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I really want to start focusing on anti-aging, which brings me to eye cream. I’ve always used my Cerave moisturizing cream under my eyes every night after I apply it to my whole face, but I’m ready to start using a real eye cream. I would love to know what products yall recommend and whether you believe in jumping into retinol or focusing on using hydrating creams. I’m new to this so I’d love advice! *I have a sensitivity to niacinamide*

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I really want to start focusing on anti-aging, which brings me to eye cream. I’ve always used my Cerave moisturizing cream under my eyes every night after I apply it to my whole face, but I’m ready to start using a real eye cream. I would love to know what products yall recommend and whether you believe in jumping into retinol or focusing on using hydrating creams. I’m new to this so I’d love advice! *I have a sensitivity to niacinamde*

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I really want to start focusing on anti-aging, which brings me to eye cream. I’ve always used my Cerave moisturizing cream under my eyes every night after I apply it to my whole face, but I’m ready to start using a real eye cream. I would love to know what products yall recommend and whether you believe in jumping into retinol or focusing on using hydrating creams. I’m new to this so I’d love advice! *I also have a sensitivity to niacinamide*

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I really want to start focusing on anti-aging, which brings me to eye cream. I’ve always used my Cerave moisturizing cream under my eyes every night after I apply it to my whole face, but I’m ready to start using a real eye cream. I would love to know what products yall recommend and whether you believe in jumping into retinol or focusing on using hydrating creams. I’m new to this so I’d love advice!

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I’m ready to start my retinol journey. I have extremely sensitive skin and wanted to start with something light and saw people raving about how gentle the Naturium Retinaldehyde cream serum in .05% is so I gave it a try. I noticed after using it twice (3 days apart) that I was getting closed comedones so I thought it was the cream formula. I switched to Geek and Gorgeous .05% but the same exact thing is happening. I never see anyone talking about closed comedones being a side effect so I would love some advice as to whether my skin is just too sensitive for retinal or if I need to stick it out. Thank you! :)

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I’m ready to start my retinol journey. I have extremely sensitive skin and wanted to start with something light and saw people raving about how gentle the Naturium Retinaldehyde cream serum in .05% is so I gave it a try. I noticed after using it twice (3 days apart) that I was getting closed comedones so I thought it was the cream formula. I switched to Geek and Gorgeous .05% but the same exact thing is happening. I never see anyone talking about closed comedones being a side effect so I would love some advice as to whether my skin is just too sensitive for retinal or if I need to stick it out. Thank you! :)

Hello! Now that I’m in my 30’s I’m ready to start my retinol journey. I have extremely sensitive skin and wanted to start with something light and saw people raving about how gentle the Naturium Retinaldehyde cream serum in .05% is so I gave it a try. I noticed after using it twice (3 days apart) that I was getting closed comedones so I thought it was the cream formula. I switched to Geek and Gorgeous .05% but the same exact thing is happening. I never see anyone talking about closed comedones being a side effect so I would love some advice as to whether my skin is just too sensitive for retinal or if I need to stick it out. Thank you! :)

Hello! I’m struggling to find a good hair oil that actually makes a noticeable difference in my hair but doesn’t weigh it down. I hated the Olaplex one and I’m not completely sold on the MoroccanOil one. So I’d love to hear which oils work for yall! Btw I have long, wavy, low porosity hair.

Hello! I’m really struggling to find a good conditioner that’ll hydrate my hair without weighing it down or making it greasy. I would love to hear some recommendations! I have long, fine, wavy, low porosity hair. Thanks in advance :)

Hello! So I have long, fine, low-porosity hair and I’m struggling with dry ends and split ends. The past year I’ve noticed a huge increase in split ends even though nothing in my routine has changed and I only blow dry my hair 2x a week and no other heat. I’d love some recommendations for bond repairing treatments that actually well for fine hair. There are so many out there that I’m overwhelmed by all the options lol thanks in advance :)

Hello! So I have long, fine, low-porosity hair and I’m struggling with dry ends and split ends. The past year I’ve noticed a huge increase in split ends even though nothing in my routine has changed and I only blow dry my hair 2x a week and no other heat. I’d love some recommendations for bond repairing treatments that actually well for fine hair. There are so many out there that I’m overwhelmed by all the options lol thanks in advance :)