#my type of skincare !

[bunnyboy-juice]

NO MORE ASSOCIATING THINGS WITH FEMMES ONLY BECAUSE THEY ARE PINK!HYPERFEM FEMMES ARE GREAT AND I LOVE YOU CAMPY FEMMES WHO EMBODY PINK BUT ALSO JESUS CHRIST CAN YOU GUYS NOT GO MORE THAN ONE DAY W/O TRYING TO SHOEHORN FEMMES INTO BEING ONLY PINK UWU BABIES. I AM FEMME AS IN GRASS AS IN DIRT AS IN TREE BARK AS IN WEEDS SPROUTING THROUGH THE SIDEWALK CEMENT. FEMME AS IN GENDER NONCONFORMITY AS IN FUCK YOU MY FEMININITY IS WHAT *I* SAY IT IS. FEMME AS IN DEPTH AND DARKNESS AND WARMTH AND TERROR. FEMME AS IN CAVES. FEMME AS IN LIGHTNING. FEMME AS IN AN AMALGAMATION OF TRAITS THAT I HAVE DECIDED ARE FEMININE REGARDLESS OF WHAT SOCIETY SAYS. FUCK IS IT THAT HARD TO UNDERSTAND?!???

[pokesanriostims]

Normal Type

x/x/x x/x x/x/x

[preciousteddybear]

♡My Morning Skincare Routine (in details)♡

🧸Hiii Teddies! This post is going to be about morning skincare routine this time I hope you enjoy and get something out of this♡𓂃°｡⋆˚

Again, I've been focusing on creating my routine for every week and just planning things in my life in general. I've already shared my nighttime routine with you guys: My Nighttime Skincare Routine) So it's time to share my morning one🥳

DISCLAIMER: Like what I said in almost every post, everyone has a different skin type!!! So that means depending on your skin type you'll have a different way of doing your skincare. I have not developed my skin type yet so I just do the basics in skincare so I can tame my acne.

♡₊˚ 🦢・₊✧ My Morning Skincare Routine (in details)✧₊・🦢˚₊ ♡ -Wash your face with WARM WATER (this is important because warm water allows your pores to open and allows you to clean your face properly while cold water closes your pores) -Cleanser I do this daily, morning and night (if your next step is to use a scrub then wash your face with warm water if you aren't, wash your face with cold water) -Facial Scrub you should do this 2-3 times a week, I do it 2 times a week, Monday and Friday, in the morning (To take off the scrub, wash your face with cold water to close your pores) -Ice Roller I do this daily, morning and night -Exfoliate I do this 2 times a week, Monday and Friday, in the morning -Toner I do this 2 times a week, Monday and Friday, in the morning and night -Face Mist I do this daily, morning & night -Serum I do this daily, morning & night -Moisturizer I do this daily, in the morning & night -SPF I do this if I am going to go outside (even if it's winter! No excuses, wear sunscreen!)

That's it! I hope you liked my routine and found it useful! Have a great productive day💕

-🧸

[rogerdeakinsdp]

oh no i spent an hour watching instagram reels and now i feel horrible again 😭 and like even worse than i would normally feel after an hour on instagram. people don't actually live like that, they don't all have perfect skin and perfect hair and perfect bodies and perfect houses, right???? i'm not completely doomed and hopeless, right?????? right?????? RIGHT????

[pegging-satan]

Carrying on from this post I would like to add that Dazai learnt his skincare routine from Oda, who too, washed his face with any any of soap in close proximity and used any cream as moisturiser, sending his husband Ango, who is also big on skincare, to go into cardiac arrest.

[alluralater]

babe WHAT is your skincare routine?

water and normal soap + i do this huge melodramatic sigh and start making these high pitched little yelling noises about how i got stuff in my eyes <3

[garoujo]

yk how trainers would have that pokémon who they always have out with them, like ash with pikachu, which one is urs?

[mousiekosmos]

i swear to god being content with the knowledge of how much you don't know is actually the hardest thing in the world like

there's just so much stuff that exists in this universe it's utterly crazy to think that you can virtually never run out of things to discover. there are so many things you could do and skills you could master and people you could meet and places to visit and so many little events that would make your heart beat so fast it feels like it'll explode that you'll just never have the chance to run in to. and on one hand, yeah, that's great! it means there will always be curiosity and wonder and there'll be no end to the human ability to fall in love with new things over and over and over again!! and thats really wonderful, honestly

but at the same time, isn't it just agonising to think of all the things you'll inevitably miss? all the things you never would've conceivably ran into the knowledge of anyway but that still exist in the same microcosm as you, just barely out of your reach? because you can't know everything- there just isn't the time. like you could be constantly one conversation away from meeting a person who completely flips your life on its head, or how you might never truly know how other people perceive you, or the fact you likely wont be able to figure out just how deeply things like the butterfly effect have engrained themselves into your life to lead it where it is. you could be forever accidentally skirting around the answer to that one question you've held on to your whole life, be one opportunity away from something finally changing. we will never know what it feels like to exist as another person. within our lifetimes, we won't know the true extent of what exists in space. there'll be animals or ancient beasts discovered we turned up too early to get excited about. we won't know if there is anything we could've done to prevent our every misfortune, and we won't know how to do everything, whether that be playing any instrument or speaking any language or just existing in the way that's the best for each of us

i mean, it's probably better this way, honestly. curiosity is absolutely insatiable and what would humans be without it? what would an existence be like where there is nothing to wonder about anymore? boring, probably. things probably wouldn't seem as special when everything can be explained away just like that. it's fun to find magic in the mundane! and i guess it's better to look for that every day and just accept that fact that i won't ever be able to truly figure out everything i could ever want to know

still, doesn't mean i'm completely unbothered by it

[corpish]

Here's my general facial skincare routine and products I use!

Morning:

Rinse face with water

Apply niacinamide on face (Product: The Ordinary)

Apply caffeine de-puffing + dark circle eye cream under eyes (Product: The INKEY List)

Apply moisturizer on face (Product: Dermalogica)

Apply SPF 40 facial sunscreen (Product: Supergoop)

Night:

Rinse face with water

Apply facial cleanser while in shower (Product: CeraVe)

Rinse off cleanser while in shower

(Once a week) Apply exfoliation toner to face (Product: Youth to the People)

(Once a week) Apply face mask for 10 min (Product: Fresh)

Apply niacinamide on face (Product: The Ordinary)

Apply firming + lifting eye cream under eyes (Product: Bioessence)

(2-3 times a week) Apply 0.025% retinol on face (Product: prescribed Tretinoin)

Apply moisturizer on face (Product: Dermalogica)

[bengallemon]

testing rice water for all those invested in skin care will update in a few days to see if it does anything

[pandoa]

my aunt is vil schoenheit confirmed

[blissfulsoulin]

Skin type refers to how your skin behaves. Type of Skin are typically classified into five main categories: dry, oily, sensitive, combination, and normal.                                     

1. Dry Skin

Dry Skin feels tight, itchy, or rough throughout the day. You may experience flakiness, peeling, or a dull tone to your face, especially when you’re in colder temperatures. Dry skin is caused by an unproduction of sebum, aka your skin’s natural oil. Yes, some oil is actually good for your skin.

2. Oily Skin

Oily Skin has the opposite problem-it overproduces sebum, which makes your face look greasy or shiny. You may also notice other skin concerns like blackhead or enlarged pores. Every skin type experiences breakouts, but oily skin are more prone to pimples, since those enlarged pores are more easily clogged with excess sebum.

3. Sensitive Skin

Sensitive Skin can appear red or inflamed after coming into contact with stressors, including certain skincare products. Your skin may itch, tingle, or burn after using a product. If you deal with other skin conditions, like rosacea or eczema, there is a good chance your skin is sensitive.

4. Combination Skin

Combination Skin is of at least two of the previous skin types. A lot of people with combination skin have an oily T-zone on the forehead, nose, and chin but dry cheeks. Combination skin just means your skin has different characteristics on different parts of your face.

5. Normal Skin

Normal Skin is balanced. It is neither too dry nor too oily. The overall sebum and moisture content in such a skin is balanced but the T-zone on the forehead, chin and nose may be slightly oily. It is the rarest skin type.

If you’re not sure which category you fall into, there’s an easy way to find out.

Wash your face with a gentle cleanser that has no active ingredients, and then pat it dry with a towel.

Don’t apply any more skincare products. Wait about a half hour, and then see how your skin looks and feels.

If your face is super greasy then you probably have oily skin.

If just your cheeks are dry, then you may have combination skin.

If your face feels rough and tight, you have dry skin.

If your skin is irritated or red, that points to sensitivity.

[mejomonster]

Does anyone who washes their face with just water, not product cleansers, have any skincare routines they'd be up for sharing? What works for you?

[finalhaunts]

I hate you skincare i hate you hair care i hate you conflicting and overwhelming information on how to take care of yourself i hate you advice influenced by the pursuit of beauty and not actual concern for health I hate you 7 step skincare routines I hate you “tame frizz!” I fucking HATE you i HATE YOU !!!!!!!!

[maiteo]

hi my love I can't remember if you posted skincare tips on here or main but you have any makeup remover recs I can't even wait til 🍭 time it's so bad

hello angel💕 I can’t remember either & tumblr won’t let me search😩 but I’m diving in!

first, my skins sensitive and I don’t like putting much on it so the simpler the better. I really love using cleansing balms or cleansing oils when it comes to makeup remover bc I can trust that it gets a lot of it all. some of my faves are:

- DHC cleansing oil (you can get the mini bottle for a lot cheaper than the full size & it still lasts a long time)

- PeaceOut blemish balm (I don’t use this everyday bc it’s exfoliating)

- Ponds makeup remover

- i like Sephora’s makeup removers too

- Sulwhasoo, love all their cleaners

- Peach & Lily, Innisfree, and Beauty of Joseon <- love their stuff and their cleaners are perf too

hope this helps or gives you an idea!!🫶🏽 & dont be intimidated by the oil ones too btw. it took me a while to hope on board with oil products bc I was like…the last thing I want is oily skin but it was the opposite lol they’ve made my skin so soft & nearly textureless

[woahajimes]

wannabe