💯 agree

Depends on your skin but I prefer a richer one with tret

I like vit c serum you can check out my recent video on recommendations

Yes

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Yes

Yes that works

No active ingredients to be used during the recovery day. You can either use hyaluronic acid or niacinamide, depending on your skin type, and finish with a moisturizer on the recovery days. Hope this helps 😊

My dermatologist told me to use my prescription azelaic acid every morning before my moisturizer. AA is great in the morning because it’s a potent antioxidant. I’d recommend using the BP cleanser in the morning since AA and BP work very well together! I personally use a skin cycling routine on my super sensitive, acne-prone skin and it helps a lot. If they don’t use retinoids though, skin cycling may not be necessary or useful. Exfoliating with a BHA every four days and incorporating rest days has really helped my skin feel and look better! If your teens just focus on using BP wash and AA in the morning, and use the SA mask once a week at night like they have done, then they’ll have a good routine. There is room to add other actives in the evening if that seems necessary or helpful, but it may be best to just focus on a basic, skin barrier-restoring routine on nights when the SA mask is not used. My skin barrier-repairing night routine looks something like this: - double cleanse (Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm and Krave Beauty Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser) - cosrx snail mucin essence - soothing mask/serum w/ ingredients like panthenol and cica - Krave Beauty Great Barrier Relief - Light, basic moisturizer - La Roche Posay cicaplast B5 baume I only have two rest days every 8-day period, so I really go in with soothing ingredients. It sounds like your teens would use actives less frequently in the evening and would therefore need less soothing ingredients. Their rest nights could be as simple as a double cleanse and soothing moisturizer. If they wanted to add anything, I’d look for a serum w/ panthenol, humectants, and maybe something like snail mucin/green tea/honey/mugwort/cica. If they don’t like using the BP cleanser in the morning, an alternative routine would be to do some sort of skin cycling routine with BP, AA, and SA in the evening while sticking to the basics in the morning(gentle cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen). It could look something like this: Night 1: - first step cleanser(oil, micellar water) - gentle cleanser - SA mask - moisturizer Night 2: - first step cleanser - BP wash - AA (on dry skin) - moisturizer Night 3: - first step cleanser - BP wash - AA (on dry skin) - moisturizer Night 4: - first-step cleanse - gentle cleanser - soothing mask/serum - moisturizer Night 5: - first step cleanser - BP wash - AA (on dry skin) - moisturizer Night 6: - first step cleanser - BP wash - AA (on dry skin) - moisturizer Night 7: - first-step cleanse - gentle cleanser - soothing mask/serum - moisturizer Hope this helps!!

Vitamin c should be used in the morning ;)

That’s great. It’s just another method of applying skincare and not something that everyone needs to do

Vaseline can cause mila . Be careful

A lot of derms and others recommend vanicream and cerave for body/legs. I haven't tried it yet but seems to be recommended across the board

No not at all

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