Nighttime routine for oily/ combo skin💗

Here are some products that are perfect for combo/ oily for a nighttime routine!🫶🏻

Toner; this one is great because it helps with skin texture and doesn’t feel greasy or oily.

Serum; snail mucin is great because it really sinks into the skin and it hydrates the skin.

Serum; niacinamide is great for your skin with great benefits, it feels lightweight on your skin.

Moisturizer; this one is perfect because it’s made for oily/ combo skin types. The best type of moisturizer for these skin types are gel type consistency!

Let me know if you like any of these products!🤭💗

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2024/10/14 Edited to

... Read moreBeyond just picking products, understanding why a night hydration routine is essential for oily/combo skin can be a game-changer! I used to think my oily skin didn't need much moisture, but I learned that often, excess oil production is your skin's way of compensating for dehydration. That's why a balanced, hydrating routine at night is crucial. Why Hydration is Key for Oily/Combo Skin, Even at Night: Many people with oily skin shy away from moisturizers, fearing they'll make things worse. But here's the truth: when your skin is dehydrated, it can actually produce more oil to protect itself. A good night routine focuses on replenishing moisture without clogging pores, helping to regulate oil production over time. My skin used to feel tight and then get super oily by morning, but since focusing on proper hydration, it feels much more balanced and healthy. Tips for Building Your Own Hydrating Night Routine: Start Clean: Always begin with a thorough cleanse to remove makeup, dirt, and excess oil. This preps your skin to absorb all the goodness you're about to apply. Toner for Texture & Prep: A gentle liquid exfoliant toner can work wonders. Look for ingredients like AHAs or BHAs (like salicylic acid) that help with skin texture and can even tackle acne without stripping your skin. It helps to clear dead skin cells, allowing subsequent products to penetrate better. The key is to find one that doesn't feel greasy or leave a residue. Layer Up with Serums: Serums are where you can pack a punch of targeted hydration. I adore snail mucin – it really sinks in and provides deep moisture without any heavy feeling. Niacinamide is another powerhouse for its numerous benefits, including improving skin barrier function and reducing redness. The beauty of these is their lightweight feel, which is perfect for oily skin types. I find layering them allows my skin to get all the benefits without feeling overwhelmed. Seal It In with a Gel Moisturizer: This is non-negotiable for oily/combination skin. A gel-type moisturizer is a dream come true! It provides essential moisture and locks in your serums without adding any heaviness or making your skin feel slick. I always look for something that promises a matte finish, especially if I tend to get shiny during the night. A good moisturizer should leave your skin feeling plump and comfortable, not greasy. Don't Forget Your Lips & Eyes: While the main focus is the face, a little lip balm and eye cream can complete your routine. Common Mistakes I've Learned to Avoid: Over-exfoliating: While exfoliating toners are great, using too many harsh exfoliants can damage your skin barrier, leading to more sensitivity and oil. Listen to your skin! Using Heavy Creams: If a moisturizer feels too thick or rich, it's probably not right for oily/combo skin at night. Stick to gel-type or lightweight lotions. Skipping Hydration Entirely: This was my biggest mistake! Thinking oily skin doesn't need water is a myth. It needs hydration to function properly and regulate oil. By understanding these principles and tailoring your product choices, you can achieve that balanced, glowy skin you’ve been dreaming of, even with oily or combination skin! It's all about finding what works for your skin and being consistent.

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Sarena♡

sorry this is probably a dumb question but do you use the snail mucin before the niacinamide and moisturizer?

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Zayra

Where did u get ur serum

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