Look into Good Molecules as well if you want affordable skincare products. I've used the cleanser, toner, and two serums. Great way to get accustomed to serums and see how certain ingredients work. Niacinamide is great for reducing hyperpigmentation, discoloration, sun spots, etc. They have a niacinamide serum that is light, easy to apply, and doesn't leave your face feeling heavy. The niacinamide toner they have is also great and nourishing.

celeb skincare lines are always sus to me. i’ll wait for the esthetician reviews on youtube

couldn't find any of these where I live but I found some stuff containing retinol, does the brand matter or as long as it's not "shady" and has retinol, I can go for it?

None of these will be in store because they’re not d*** store brands, you’ll have to purchase them online.

Retinol is probably one ingredient that I’d look for a good brand because it’s so potent and strong. I wouldn’t want to pick up a cheap one or one with little to no reviews/scientific research.

If you’re comfortable with the product you found then go for it.

Can y’all help I dead wanna shoot myself in the face I just need some simple but effective s*** man

My skin can range from dry to oily and sometimes swelling

Try Korean skincare maybe. Soko Glam website might have what you’re looking for

Eating Peanut butter gives me breakouts

@MURKY

Please be more specific man and anyone else who comes in and asks for help.

Are you dealing with hyperpigmentation, acne, scarring, white heads, blackheads? Are you an experienced user with chemical exfoliant? What products are you currently using? Is your skin sensitive?

Any one of these answered would help because skincare is such a subjective issue.

I don’t use a chemical exfoliant, I have hyperpigmentation, my skin is extremely sensitive, products I been using so far ranges from cetaphil, clean and clear and neutragena. None of these helped really

Okay if you have extremely sensitive skin, I’d recommend NOT using the latter two. You want to avoid products with fragrance, synthetic oils & drying alcohol.

If you’re looking to battle hyperpigmentation. It’s a simple routine to combat that.

• Cleanser: can range from a daily wash and a more powerful one on the side.

RECS: Cerave foaming wash (daily)
RECS: Shasta AHA (power wash / biweekly)

• Exfoliant: you’re a first time user so be careful and do not overdo this. Start 3 times a week and increase to every other day if needed.

RECS: PC 2% BHA
RECS: COSRX BHA + AHA

• Sunscreen: most important step especially if you’re using BHA/AHA. You have superior options from Asian skincare like Skin Aqua & Biore and more affordable ones in NA like CeraVe AM SPF (very thick!) and La Roche Posay (closest consistency to the Asian ones)

I skipped out on moisturizer because that’ll just hydrate your skin and prep it for recovery rather than target issues.

Like how

It’s our duty to get our fellow kings onto skincare

Same mfs jealous of Pharrell’s skin are scared af to walk into Sephora

Thanks so much you have any links to these products ?

My D*** !!

Gonna cop that Pharrell human race

Lilyana naturals range fire

didnt have a face toner. ordered rosewater

havent had new pimples for a week. first time in months

These should all be readily available from their respective sites. Just copy/paste the names and they should come up.

thanks man

found lla roche posay and noreva and they seem to be pretty reliable, I'll see what's up

changed my mind and got orange blossom water as a face toner

that gq pharrell skin care routine

i was shocked when said he said on the vogue one that he started skin care at age 27. thats 1 year younger than me and my skin looks like s*** compared