✨ Want glass skin? Remember: it’s not just about exfoliation—it’s about hydration and barrier repair too. When introducing actives like tretinoin or azelaic acid, start slowly (2–3 nights a week) and use your “off” nights to help your skin recover. Keep those nights simple: a gentle cleanser, a hydrating serum, and a barrier-supporting moisturizer. Your glow doesn’t come from using more actives—it comes from giving your skin time to repair between them. What’s your go-to recovery night routine?

Products I don’t recommend! — this is based on my personal experience and opinion :)) If you are using these products and works wonder on your skin, by all means continue to use it! It’s better that you enjoy skincare than doing nothing at all! 🩵

I created this habit tracker for my new routines and it works! #thatgirl #tips #habits

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