Skincare Picks from Readers

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• Moisturizers

  • Weleda Skin Food Moisturizer  (Comment from Allison: I have dry skin and love Weleda Skin Food…it is super hydrating but they also have a less heavy version.) 

  • Elta MD Tinted Sunscreen Moisturizer 

  • La Roche Posay Moisturizer

  • First Aid Beauty Moisturizer (Comment from Katherine: I LOVE this product. I swear it’s solved most of my skin issues in less than a month. I’ve used it for years.) 

  • Beautycounter Tinted Moisturizer (Comment from Danielle: I use it every day. I love the slight coverage and of course sun protection. Nothing they have feels thick it's all great.) 

• Creams

  • Live Tinted Brightening Eye Cream 

  • Upcircle Eye Cream

  • ROC Night Cream

  • Ere Perez Morning Creme 

  • Shayde Beauty Night Cream 

  • ROC Filler 

• Serums

  • The Ordinary Face Serum (Comment from Allison: The Ordinary has super affordable serums…you could get something for lines or brightness.)

  • Naturium Face Serum

  • CeraVe Face Serum

  • Sephora’s Face Serum, superglow with vitamin C + E 

• Exfoliants

  • The Ordinary Peeling Solution (Comment from MW: It is super strong but will make your skin glow. And it is super cheap.) 

• Face Wash

  • Earth Tu Face Face Wash (Comment from Hawwa: I don't think I'll try a new face wash ever...this one is amazing!) 

  • La Roche Posay Face Cleanser 

  • Beautycounter Cleansing Balm (Comment from Danielle: You can use it as a very hydrating night cream as well as helps you take off your makeup for travel so I love that.) 

• Sunscreens

  • Tierra & Lava Sunscreen

• Lotions

  • Leland Francis Luxe Lotion (Comment for Hawwa: It's very light…on some days, I do use that, and Ere Perez) 

• Top Beauty Store Picks

  • Pretty Well Beauty (Comment from Hawwa: I started shopping at this store last year in an effort to start a new beauty routine with products that are cleaner.) 

  • CocoKind (Comment from Mary: I’m a big fan. The ingredients are clean and they explain why each ingredient is in there and what it's for. They, of course, have one of those quizzes that recommend products for you based on your skin type. PLUS, it's reasonably priced, relative to the other products in the world of skincare.)

  • The Ordinary

  • ROC (Comment from MW: 100% swear by ROC, which has one of the highest retinol percentages in over-the-counter eye cream, while also being drugstore prices.)

  • Cureology (Comment from J: a good over-the-counter option) 

  • Beautycounter