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Where to buy The Ordinary Skincare: Direct at The Ordinary/DECIEM website here – free shipping on orders over £25/$25.

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Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2%įor a full list of The Ordinary skincare products and to see these skincare picks nestled against the complete range – head here.To keep your LBD reserved for evenings only, mix these The Ordinary skincare products only into your evening routine PM only skincare is the LBD of the skincare world. if something can be used in your PM routine, it can’t be used in your AM routine. In reality, if you can use something for AM, you can also use it for PM, but you can’t reverse that logic i.e.

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If you want to learn how to add The Ordinary skincare products into your existing routine with a simple regime guide, read on… The Ordinary Regimen Guideįirst, we’re going to get sorted on what you can use in your AM routine and what you should only use in your PM routine. If you want to learn more about these mixing skincare principles – read this – ‘Skincare Ingredients You Should Never Mix Guide’. a skincare product that exfoliates with glycolic acid should be separated from another skincare product that exfoliates/moisturises and that also contains salicylic acid.

Separate skincare ingredients that work in a too similar way e.g.

Separate skincare ingredients that have the potential to de-activate each other.

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its actives get used up by light/they make your skin sensitive with light – at nighttime.

Reserve skincare that is light-sensitive i.e.

Use skincare with similar pH levels together (sound confusing? Don’t worry, I’ll be explaining all soon).

The rule book of mixing skincare revolves around these 4 principles Stir-frying allows for creativity but turn your skills to bread making and you’ll need to practice within a rule book. Go you! But… to make bread, pastry or cakes, you need to stick to certain quantities of ingredients added in specific ways. To make a stir fry you can pretty much blend together whatever takes your fancy and it will usually taste darn good. When you roam out of safe waters, you have a party shop of options – when using cosmeceutical skincare, it’s very important to learn how to mix them to create a skincare routine that works. But… the thinking behind this myth is this – ranges of skincare products are created to ‘work in harmony’, so technically if you chose only products from a skincare range designed to treat a certain skin type or condition, you’d be safe sailing. Now, it is oh so definitely a myth that you should only make a skincare routine of skincare products from the same skincare range. You my friend, are in the right place if you want to start learning how to make a skincare routine with products from The Ordinary skincare range, without canceling out active ingredients and without mixing skincare products in a way that causes redness, irritation and sensitivity. I’m here today to help change this for you. Yet when you get started with mixing The Ordinary skincare it seems mind-boggling, bamboozling… so confusing you almost give up. Quality that does not break the bank – how often do you get that?ĭo you see why The Ordinary skincare range is a game-changer?

Why is The Ordinary skincare range a shakeup?īecause this is cosmeceutical skincare (skincare with concentrated active ingredients) at bargain-basement prices.īut unlike bargain basement purchases whose content is usually reflected by the price – case and point aloe vera gel with 0.1% aloe vera, The Ordinary Skincare company have actives in quantities that will work.Ĭan we just pause for that and say… ‘Whahoooooooooo’

If you haven’t, know this – it’s a game-changing skincare shakeup from the self-named ‘abnormal beauty company’ – DECIEM. If you’re into skincare in even the slightest, like the teeniest, tiniest bit, you’ll almost definitely have heard of the recently launched The Ordinary skincare.