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I'm not sure since I'm not in the UK. You'll have to test it, and you can break up the process anytime.

Hey! :) Before I recommend anything, do you use any other skincare products? If yes, what do you use? If no, just wash your face with water-that's enough! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I've used several foaming cleansers and gentle cleansers, but all of them break me out. I use none at the moment but my skin still flares up and is irritating and I get little whitheads everywhere. And I know, everyone recommends salicylic acid cleansers and I've used them. Doesn't work. The only cleanser that worked for me in the past was the Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser (old formula, the new formula breaks me out) Also because of the regular flushing, I think my skin barrier is damaged and I need the gentlest cleanser out there. That's why I was considering buying this product.

@@Itsstorytime281 Ok, in that case, I recommend using no cleanser/skincare products at all and just focus on getting to the root causes of your acne/whiteheads, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I guess lack of sleep and mental stress is there because I'm a student and I have major exams coming up, and I can't help it. My diet is pretty good, I eat balanced food everyday and don't have dairy, the only thing is I drink lot of caffeine in the morning (about 3cups of coffee) with sugar (not a lot) So that's why I want to rely on skincare products for now.

Yes, but I personally would use it on its own.

Yes, that's fine.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficiali have senstive skin its ok

If you can wash off the moisturizer with water alone, that's fine too! :) Nivea's Moisturizing Soft Cream isn't as stubborn to remove as their famous thick cream.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you!

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I personally wouldn't use it on the lips. What Benzoyl Peroxide product do you use? The video you've just watched should have given you enough information on the AHA+BHA serum. As for the order of application, see here: czcams.com/users/shortsRGqwdAuPOco?feature=shared and here: czcams.com/video/nTg8hrEQIvM/video.htmlfeature=shared However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

Either use your Salicylic Acid serum or your Benzoyl Peroxide product-using both can become very irritating. Also, I recommend using your Salicylic Acid serum only in the PM. The rest of the routine looks good. As for your blackheads, it's best to get them extracted from a dermatologist or beautician. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial how about niacinamide serum can I also add in my skin care?

@@danicapineda642 You can use it in the AM.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial together with BP and my basic Am routine (w/o salicylic acid serum)?

I recommend getting a non-exfoliating acid cleanser, such as the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser. This way, you can alternate between that and your Salicylic Acid-based cleanser, using the latter less often. When using the Peeling Solution once per week, use the non-exfoliating acid cleanser. I also recommend setting a timer to ensure you leave the mask on for just 10 minutes. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

Yes you can :)

Hey! :) What are your skin concerns? Acne? If your skin (active acne) doesn't respond well to Salicylic Acid, you can try Benzoyl Peroxide instead. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial my skin is type of oily 2 or 4 acne in a month . Weather condition is harsh here (north india) avg temperature goes 30 °. I don't get that glow even using for a year now niacinamide worked on my skin at the initial stages my face was clear. I don't get huge ball of acne but lilltle bit n gives dark spots n that spot leaves for months. I m pure vegetarian not taking meat ,sugar,not even milk i take good care of health daily exercises and lot of water intake . And 1 more thing i have open pores large one. And thanks melissa though u replied ☺️

What about giving your skin a break from your skincare products and then trying them again after 1-2 months? :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial sure 🤞

I would choose a Salicylic Acid or Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser instead, or a mild AHA + BHA Toner (like the one from Beauty of Joseon) and then focus on the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

If you have a lot of active pimples, you can try and use a Salicylic Acid or Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your pimples, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

The Ordinary NMF + HA

It depends on the sunscreen. Usually, mineral-based sunscreens are more difficult to remove, and in that case, yes, using an oil or balm cleanser is more effective.

Hmm, I'm not sure, but which transfer did you make, and which country are you from? It might also depend on the country where it is not required.

No

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much for telling me but. I tried dove soap the white for my face for 2 minutes. It actually remove tan…

Ok, in that case, I don't think it was a tan but rather oil or sweat buildup that may have oxidized on your skin surface or dirt.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial it work on my face. My face brown goes to my original skin :D

Yes

Yes, if you store it in the fridge and use it at night.

Which salicylic acid cleanser, vitamin C serum, and glycolic acid product do you use?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Goodal’s Vitamin C Serum and The Ordinary’s Glycolic Acid

@@sola5221 You can probably use your SA cleanser with your Vitamin C serum. However, when it comes to your Glycolic Acid toner, it's probably best to use a non-exfoliating acid cleanser, as using your SA cleanser and Glycolic Acid toner together over time can become irritating. In that case, you need to give your skin some time to recover by reducing the frequency of your exfoliating acid products.

Keep the middle of the face lighter and contour towards the outside to create an illusion. :) Here is a video on using a bronzer/contour powder that I like a lot, and I also share a simpler application: czcams.com/video/6xXpBonqFRE/video.htmlfeature=shared

See here: czcams.com/video/liWEuucB5o0/video.htmlfeature=shared

This depends on your skin tolerance and what else you may be using! :)

The caffeine serum should only be used on the eye contour, not the eyelid. If you experience dryness, you can follow with a moisturizer afterwards or mix them.

You can use your Peptide serums with the Vitamin C serum in the AM and alternate between your AHA+BHA toner and azelaic acid in the PM. Also, see here: czcams.com/video/xM57wLMtPpY/video.htmlfeature=shared

Thanks for answering 🥰

Yes, or a Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

If your skin tolerates it, yes :)

The old formulation, yes. However, I haven't tried the newer version.

yes

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial ok thank you. for some reason my skin has been clearing up ever since I’ve been washing my face with just water in the am because I used to do skincare but it always made my skin feel sensitive.

​@@RealMadrid_BarcaFan Yeah, mine too. However, I also focus on a good diet because I want to get to the root cause of my acne. If you are interested, see here: www.youtube.com/@MelissaVanDijkOfficial/community

yes

Yes you can :)

Yes, although if you can, I would just follow with hydration afterward to keep things simple. :)

I used this cleanser for many years and never had an issue. However, I then switched to The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser or Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser, which are a bit gentler. Currently, since I'm doing an experiment, I haven't used any skincare products and am focusing on the root cause of my acne, which can come from factors such as diet, stress, and environment. See here: www.youtube.com/@MelissaVanDijkOfficial/community

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial oh okey, thank you very much