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Products mentioned:
Metrogel 1%
Oracea antibiotic
Vivite Exfoliating Facial Cleanser $39-use twice a week, morning and night
Vivite Replenish Hydrating Cleanser $25-use 5 days a week, morning and night
Vivite Daily Antioxidant Facial Serum $109-use mornings only
Vivite Vibrance Therapy $98-use 2x a day
Elastiderm Eye Cream $99-use 2x a day
Vivite Night Renewal Facial Cream $79-use in the evening every other day
Avene Retrinal 0.1 Cream $64-use in the evening on alternate days from the Night Renewal Cream
Vivite Defining Lip Plumper $30-use 2x a day
Elta MD Daily Sheer SPF 40 sunscreen $22
Vivite Replenish Hydrating Cream $50-use as a plain moisturizer if my skin is feeling tender
Where to get this stuff:
1. Your dermatologist
2. www.drugstore.com
3. www.dermstore.com
4. Just Google it-a million places sell it!
What I’m Wearing:
Eyes: e.l.f. Hazy Hazel palette
Lips: P2 Rodeo Drive with NYX lip gloss in Whipped
Nails: Confetti Show Stopper from CVS
Top: Target
Watch: Fossil
Bracelets-made by my friend, Katie
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A very professional cream with sun block. Both creams: Kinetin Cream 0.1 & Vitamin C+ Spf 20, are suitable for day & night, hypoallergenic, non comedogenic.
Hi everyone! I hope you liked this video. My routine is very quick and easy. Once again, I have dry and sensitive skin and I do not have acne. I am also NOT a dermatologist. I would consult a dermatologist for further questions!
On my quest for a new foundation Saturday, the Sephora gods blessed me with all of these samples instead. All of these samples are samples of products from Cover FX. I’m soo sorry the lighting is really dark ! You see overhead fan lamp is currently out, so that’s why the lighting is so poor. I’ll do better next time, promise(: Thank you for watching! Comments much appreciated!
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