Must Have Skin Care Products- Sensitive Skin

Products I use faithfully, every day for my acne prone/sensitive skin. Below are the products mentioned, price, and where you can find them. Hope this helps someone out there! My skin has been so much better since I have implemented these products into my everyday routine. Thanks for watching! :)

Face Washes:
Cetaphil Big Bottle $10-12 (CVS, Walgreens, Target, Walmart, Ulta)
Jan Marini Bioglycolic Face Cleanser $29 (Dermatologist or Online)

Lotion:
Neutrogena Oil Free Sensitive Skin $6 (drugstores, Target, Walmart, Ulta)
Cerave $14 (drugstores, Target, Walmart, Ulta)

Toner:
Dior Toning Lotion $35 (Macy's, Dillards, Sephora)

Hyperpigmentation Lightener:
Lustra AF $61 (Prescription only- see your derm)

Eyecream:
Borba Orbital Eye Rejuvenator $38 (Ulta or online)

Let me know if you have any questions or need extra info on any of these products.

BTW, I buy all my own stuff :) No one pays me to do reviews- I just like to put my two cents in.

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• Skincare for acne
• best skin care products
• lotions
• toners
• hyperpigmentation
• oily skin
• sensitive skin

[yerlis95]

WOW those are some expensive products, other than the drugstore products.

[MadWorld711]

@yerlis95 I have started buying my Jan Marini from amazon for half the price. That helps a lot. I no longer use the Borba for my eye cream. Instead, I use the RoC sensitive eye cream- I found it on clearance for 10 dollars. I also quit using the Dior toner because I found some at TJ Max that is just as good. Thanks for watching :)

[tedoymisojos]

All the products you use are too harsh for me. Ive tried most of them. Cetaphil stings and its drying, the lotions clog my pores and make me oily. Thanks for uploading :) Im looking around to what to do. My skin is extremely sensitive and all I use on my face is a little bit of concealer were needed and talc-free powder. But i need to get it off in the evening without screwing up my skin further.

[MadWorld711]

@tedoymisojos I can definitely see how some of them would be too harsh for certain people. I've been using acne products for many, many years- so i guess my skin is used to it by now. If you haven't already, maybe you would benefit from a dermatologist appointment for ideas. Have you tried the Neutrogena Naturals line? My sister uses that and loves it.

[dinahout]

Your skin looks great! Looking forward to more skin care review and update videos!