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Maggie D.

Aug 12, 2017

Maggie D.

I just went to Sephora and bought some new things to start a new skincare routine because mine wasn't working out. Previously, I was only using a charcoal soap bar and an occasional exfoliation mask. I bought a face wash and a hydrator, but do you guys think I should be adding anything else like a toner or something? I have combination sensitive skin with some acne.

Maggie D.

Aug 12, 2017

Maggie D.

The hydrator is belif true cream aqua bomb and the face wash is boscia detoxifying black cleanser

Leuca S.

Aug 12, 2017

Leuca S.

I've heard good testimonials about Belif's products. I typically prefer not to have products in a jar both for sanitary reasons and the fact that some of the ingredients will break down in exposure to light and air, but from what I understand their jar moisturizers are about hydration and less about the extra bells and whistles.

As for the cleanser I can only say that I think it's overpriced and the name is misleading. Your skin doesn't harbor toxins; it's actually quite good at repelling substances it doesn't like or need and your body filters toxins out on its own for anything else. In my opinion a good cleanser only needs to do one thing: clean your face effectively without stripping or irritating it. Acne treatment is best left to leave on products.

Alicia B.

Aug 17, 2017

Alicia B.

Belif is my go to moisturizer, it's amazing.

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