my *easy* morning skincare routine | oily & sensitive indian skin | satshyaa

hiiii i hope this helped you! Sharing the list of products used here:
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juicy chemistry toning mist: amzn.to/3qVxF21
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re'equil sunscreen ultra matte: amzn.to/3qXvzyH
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olay regenerist whip: amzn.to/3CFoNjo
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[@atn0611]

The difference in texture is because of UV protection in the day cream, which makes it cream-like. The 10 ml version doesn't have UV ingredients in it. :)

[@poushalimondal2834]

she said, "Why do I use niacinamide"... then she said "I actually don't know" 😜i just love her honesty .. people read from the labels or mug it up n then pretend they know so much.. so this is like such a honest and authentic skincare

[@manjarij1481]

Minimalist 5% niacinamide worked well for my combination skin. Used to get 2-3 pimples now and then, now very rarely.

[@mayagma]

Yayyy! Thanks Satshya!

[@SatshyaTharien]

wooohoo anytime! :)

[@nikitababu4538]

Hey! Ive used the same niacinamide 10% serum before, saw a great reduction in my pores in just 10 days after that I started to break out even though I don't have sensitive skin, I have normal-dry skin. So I'd say watch out for that! Many people who've used 10% niacinamide have had similar experiences. May I suggest that you switch to a 5% strength from any other brand in case you exp something similar... Ever since The Ordinary came out with the 10% every brand blindly copied it and now dermatologists on youtube keep recommending anywhere between 2% - 5% esp if you have super sensitive skin.

[@DanielOgunnusi]

Quite helpful and honest!

[@vivi7836]

A mistake people do with skincare is that they apply moisturizer on dry akin...please don't......moisturizer on damp skin is key to hydration. And helps with that glow toooo

[@rupalrajput1590]

Please do an updated skincare routine, because we want that glowwww ✨️

[@jineeshmathew703]

Ok that’s great 💁🏽💁🏻‍♀️

[@tee2086]

Ur lip color please !! It looks just perfect😍

[@deepikapatil9985]

its pigmented

[@MahiraTasnim]

I really love your hair colour

[@SatshyaTharien]

Thank you! :)

[@pratyushadwivedi9270]

My mother has always pointed out that we dont treat the face and the neck uniformly (even back of it) 😅 also recently learned that ears are a sensitive area that should also be covered with sunscreen

[@antarjyaminayak7193]

I have oily and sensitive skin so plz give some simple skin care routine at morning and night ☹️

[@PB-9697]

Morning: cetaphil face wash, niacinamide 5% (if you have oily skin, suganda brand niacinamide serum is also very good) ponds oil free moisturiser, aqualogica sunscreen (pink bottle is amazing)
Night: first cleanse with a gentle oil cleanser like loccitane or dhc one, or balm cleanser like Clinique one(for oily acne prone skin, micellar water also works well), second cleanse with cetaphil or any hydrating cleanser, niacinamide serum, light moisturiser for oily skin like ponds or thick moisturiser with ceramides preferably (dot and key one is very good, not too thick)
Toners, essences, snail mucin, actives are additional steps. Products which contain actives like retinol need to be used strictly as per instructions to avoid damage to skin barrier (I would suggest researching and watching reviews/ instructions from certified dermatologists)
Hope this helps!

[@lakshmiravi8648]

Little like Billie nice hair colour

[@zoearts206]

❤

[@udunbo2]

Hey, I’d personally suggest using more of the Minimalist products if you have oily skin with the fragrance free moisturiser. Cetaphil contains parabens which is why I don’t use them at all.

[@SatshyaTharien]

Hi Sheeba! Oh my i didnt realise that about the Cetaphil - do you have any suggestions for other mild cleansers? And I didn't understand the minimalist bit - should i be using more niacinamide?

[@merlinjenisha3485]

@Zaina yaaa🙃🙂🙂🙂

[@sanskritibarman4928]

Parabens are safe, it's just a clean beauty gimmick to get u to buy their products

[@sanskritibarman4928]

@@SatshyaTharien no it's fine, you can have parabens in your skincare. Lot's of studies done to test it's safety and misinterpreted by journalists and clean beauty who don't know how one should read a research paper. Hence they jump to absurd conclusions!

[@unknown_person_073]

@@SatshyaTharien I would recommend you to try minimalist oat gentle cleanser same as cetaphil but more effective 😼thank me later

[@nikashadas3103]

Cetaphil ka cleanser ap kahanse purchase krte ho?

[@namitha4732]

😍😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@zalakrishnaba6155]

How to remove facial hair for Oily to sensitive skin

[@Applecanvas_chandana]

Olay the big jar texture is the original,, the small one is probably fake

[@jasnavinayak8675]

Which cam is that could you please tell me

[@02ritu_]

Ponds is comodeogenic or not ?

[@dipanyitachakraborty7458]

That is a comedogenic product.. Not really ideal for oily skin... You can use minimalist or Dr sheths oil free moisturisers

[@demondeadshot6851]

Easssyyyyy…..! 😅😅

[@neeru156]

My skin is sensitive

[@mr.v1van]

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[@indeed_786]

Sponsorship or nonsponspored review .?

[@BetterMensproject]

It's non-sponsored, brands don't allow influencers to show products of their rival brands

[@lakshmiravi8648]

Ekka tamil theriyuma ?

[@Varunzzz1109]

Yes she knows

[@independentrider269]

😂😂😂

[@mentalll42]

Combination skin people crying in corner

[@nikashadas3103]

Cetaphil ka cleanser ap kahanse purchase krte ho?

[@pratyushadwivedi9270]

Amazon link is in the caption, but you can get in any pharmacy or shop