Who says glowing skin has to cost a fortune? With the unfortunate pop-up of adult acne I’ve been dealing with lately (Why!?), I’ve been on the hunt for the best and cheapest skincare solutions. Thankfully, since glass skin is so in, there are now tons of affordable options on the market available for anyone to grab at stores like Target. Here, I’m sharing my personal favorite products that have been keeping my skin smooth, hydrated, and happy without breaking the bank.
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Gentle Cleansers
No frills; Just give me a basic cleanser that is gentle enough for sensitive skin, removes my makeup and, for the love of god, doesn’t sting my eyes!
- SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Light Cleansing Oil and Ampoule Foam
- Prequel Facial Gleanser Cleanser
- Garnier SkinActive Cleansing Micellar Water
Centella is great for acne-prone skin, so SKIN1004’s Ampoule Foam has been my holy grail for years. Prequel is new to me, but I instantly fell in love after trying the travel size! Finally, makeup is no match for some micellar water and honestly, sometimes a girl just wants to quickly rinse her face and get to bed. The Garnier micellar water has been my go-to since high school. It’s the best to remove eye makeup!
Toners and Serums
These are the reason my skin has cleared up so much:
The Byoma toner is viral for a reason! So affordable, moisturizing, and the easiest step to do after cleansing AM & PM. But if you struggle with acne, PLEASE give this Cocokind serum a try. Over 2 years of struggling with hormonal acne along my jawline; this was the only thing to help.
Hydrating Moisturizers and Eye Creams
I’ve been fooled into thinking the expensive creams were worth the splurge. Take it from me - they’re not! Trust me when I tell you, good old-fashioned CeraVe is your best friend. She’s affordable and one bottle lasts forever.
Another moisturizing ritual I’ve come to love is the Cocokind Eye Cream. The metal applicator is a cooling wake-up for my puffy under eyes. Great for both AM & PM.
Skincare Tools
If you’ve been curious about red light therapy and want to try it without spending $300+ for a panel, give this lamp a shot. It’s the same brand as the expensive panels, in a lightweight bulb that can be used handheld or screwed into a desk lamp. I personally hold it up to my face each night after cleansing and it has become a little bedtime ritual. It comes with eye protection and a flexible cord with an on/off switch!
Let me know what affordable skincare products you’ve tried and have added to your routine! I’d love to know if you’ve tried any of these from my list. Leave me a comment!
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