Yes, that wouldn't be wrong. The order of application of the toner and exfoliant can be changed depending on your preference. In this video, I just focused on the exfoliant and hydration! 😊

Hey! 😊 I wouldn't recommend this combination, as it can become pretty drying over time, and you may end up with sensitivities. However, it also depends on your skin type, tolerance, and how well the products work for you. My advice would be to use a non-exfoliating acid, yet still a mild foaming cleanser instead. 😊

Hey! :) Yes, that's fine! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you!

These treatments can be very potent. However, how often did you use them? The frequency plays an important role. In case you've been using them daily, it might be best to reduce the frequency to 2-3 times a week. On the days you don't use them, simply wash your face with your cleanser to remove makeup or sunscreen you may have worn during the day, or just use water if you don't wear any makeup. This approach gives your skin more time to balance. If this doesn't work, then I would recommend discontinuing use.

Hey! :) What's your skin type? Is the only concern you have dark spots from previous acne? What cleanser do you use? What's the full name of the products you have listed?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Mental skin And sensitive I have large facial pigmentation, not pimple marks, but widespread pigmentation everywhere

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Oil skin

1.Clenser bioderma sensibio gel mousant 2.Toner haruharu wonder 3.Good molecules Aha bha 4.Cosrx Essance snail serum 5. Arbutin cream 5% cream korien 6. Axis dark spot correcting glow serum 7. Goodal vitamin c 8. Scinic cicanoid retinal cream 10.Kligmen's 2% hidroqinoun 11. Cosrx essance cream 12. Torriden soothing cream These are the products I have available

@@wissalwissal4814 Do you know the cause of your hyperpigmentation? I recommend keeping the routine very simple! AM: - Cleanser - Toner or Essence - Sunscreen PM 1: - Cleanser - Alpha Arbutin Cream or Hydroquinone (depending on which one works best for your hyperpigmentation) - Wait 2-5 minutes - Apply Moisturizer - if dryness occurs PM 2: - Cleanser - Retinal - Apply Moisturizer - if dryness occurs Alternate between PM 1 and PM 2.

Is the Pink Lotion a moisturizer or a cleanser? If it's a cleanser, what's the exact name? If so, yes, the order of application looks good.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial yes cleanser bioderma sensibio gel mousant

Personally, I've found that it's better not to apply moisturizer; this approach has worked best for me. However, if you do choose to use one, make sure to opt for something lightweight, as suggested in the video. :)

Well, no, the only way to completely get rid of wrinkles is through mechanical treatment, so essentially you would need to visit a surgeon. Otherwise, with topical products, visibility may improve. If you're looking into ingredients, then go for Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) or maybe something experimental like bakuchiol.

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Hey! :) Use a regular non-exfoliating acid cleanser that's suitable for your skin type :)

Also, I bought “DICKINSONS original witch hazel pore perfecting TONER” can i add this to my skin care ?? Thank you I would appreciate if you would recommend me to remove/add items to achieve my goal. Thank you❤️🙏

Hello, "Also Melissa" (what a unique name! 😉), Firstly, regarding your "hole pimples," topical treatments tend not to be effective. I'd recommend consulting a doctor who can discuss options like laser treatment or microneedling. Nevertheless, the remainder of your skincare routine can certainly be optimized. Here's a revised regimen: Morning Routine: Cerave Hydrating Facial Cleanser Hyaluronic Acid Niacinamide Sunscreen Evening Routine 1: Cerave Hydrating Facial Cleanser Hyaluronic Acid Evening Exfoliating Routine 2 (to be done three times a week): Cerave Hydrating Facial Cleanser Either Good Molecules Overnight Exfoliating Treatment or The Ordinary Glycolic Acid (as both are exfoliating acid treatments and quite comparable, feel free to choose the one you prefer) Wait for about 2 minutes to allow the acid to absorb and take effect Apply your moisturizer However, I want to note that the Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion might be too heavy for your skin, despite it being dry. I'd suggest considering a lighter option like the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel Cream. It offers a more breathable finish and should be well-suited for your skin.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you for the reply, so the glycolic acid toner Leave that out? And also the Cetaphile leave it out of the morning routing? Also, if i change the cetaphile for the neutrogena hydro boost gel thats like a replacement for the lotion correct? Just lighter.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial also, with this skin care will it help me close the pores? Or do i need to add something else? Thanks

@@victorbastidas6936 Yes, avoid using Glycolic Acid in the morning. As Glycolic Acid is an Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA), it means the toner you're using is functionally similar to your Good Molecules' overnight treatment. It would be beneficial to either select one or alternate between them. Moreover, opting for a light gel over the lotion is likely to show better results, unless your skin is exceptionally dry. Such a condition is rare, but should it occur, the Cetaphil lotion might be an appropriate choice. Also pores cannot be completely closed, but their appearance can be minimized. Achieve this by maintaining clean skin, regular exfoliation, using non-comedogenic products, and moisturizing. Furthermore, protect your skin from the sun as an additional measure to help minimize pore visibility.