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My Essential Fall Skincare Routine

Is that the smell of pumpkin?.. the sound of leaves under my feet?.. ahhhh my favourite season! I cannot get enough of fall! But with all the joys of darker nights and sweater weather comes the dreaded dry skin! As soon as October rolls around Boom!... Dry and flakey skin everywhere! So my summer skincare simply doesn't cut it and there are a few changes that help my dry skin!

For cleanser, I pretty much use my Kiehl's Calendula Face Wash all year round, it's just the perfect cleanser that works in all months! For serum, I actually use The Ordinary's Niacinamide 10% and Zinc 1% solution, I tend to get more spots when my skin gets drier, so I find this helps keep them at bay and absorbs super quick!

I also switch up my moisturiser, from lightweight gel moisturisers to a thicker creamier formula! The Ordinary's Natural Moisturising Factors + HA has become a firm favourite, it's super thick formula that just soaks into my skin and leaves my skin feeling so soft and I could apply this all day! If I'm travelling Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream is also a great moisturiser. I love this for travelling because I can use it on my hands, my arms, my legs, as-well as my face! I also love the Smashbox Primeriser for in the morning, It hydrates, preps and is a great all rounder for under makeup aswell as hydrating.

Another new product I have been loving is the A313 pommade. This is a vitamin A pomade that has a texture similar to vaseline! This can really help with acne and pigmentation and honestly a little goes a long way! I love this stuff and have really noticed a difference in my scarring and the overall texture of my skin.

For lip Balm, Lanolips is always a winner! It's thick balmy texture, leaves my lips so soft and stops them from cracking in the colder months. I have also been using the HASK hair masks, as my hair is crazy dry. The orchid and white truffle is my favourite! It leaves my hair feeling like I've been to the salon, I cannot her enough of this and it has really repaired my dry hair!
















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