MINIMALIST SKINCARE ROUTINE 2024 ☀️ morning 🌙 evening 🗓️ weekly routines ***simple + realistic***

[@lazycowliving]

Love this! It’s so refreshing to see a routine that doesn’t include 18 steps and cost a zillion dollars 😊

[@crash4960]

The products in which the packaging makes them come to contact with air don't get unhygienic when you touch them. When formulating, they create them in a way that it won't get bad or unhygienic by you touching them. So, as long as you are the only one using them (with clean hands) it is okay for you to use the cerave moisturiser directly. This also applies to those serum bottles meaning that you can have their applicators touch your skin directly without the fear of them becoming unsafe to use, hope my comment helps!

[@melissabridge5687]

Try the CereVe gentle cleanser. Is way better for sensitive, extra dry skin. That squeaky clean dealing is a compromised skin barrier . It may be clean but it has been stripped of its natural barrier causing dry skin, rashes, hives, rosacea break outs… faded topical is great only if you use a sunscreen religiously! Try Drmtly sunscreens. Works as a sinscreeen and moisturizer. (Fyi I have worked in the skin and beauty business for over 20 years in a plastic surgeons office as a esthetician)

[@eviemorgs]

Do you mean cetaphil gentle cleanser?

[@SimplyKatieWalks]

I have psoriasis over 80% of my body. Cerave is a God send. I use Honest vitamin c serum on my face. I love Honest products. 🎉

[@thesimplechiclife]

omg we have such similar routines I honestly thought this was my own thumbnail 😂 I use like 3 or 4 of the exact same products!! The Coppertone SPF 50 for face has been my go to for years. Great video! 💗 Nice to see a fellow minimalist!

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Hello hello :) I love hearing from other minimalists! Sometimes I feel like it's just me in this big world trying to consume less haha. Also love that we have similar routines

[@thefreshmaker001]

I love Cerave cream. It makes an excellent base for makeup on my skin. It doesn't leave a greasy film like lotion does.

[@GinaStanyerBooks]

Fun video! I totally agree that simple is better. My lazy cow body moisturizing method it to keep a bottle of oil in the shower and just put a few squirts on while I’m still totally wet. Works great.

[@jewelrolli_77]

I love this too, but sometimes I squirt too much and my partner complains about the slipperiness😂

[@Gevedon]

Awesome products! I think I am going to try the Cere Ve! Thanks for sharing!

[@brittany3559]

I also have extremely sensitive skin and issues with all types of sunscreens, mineral and chemical. The only one my skin can tolerate for daily use is Raw Elements. I’ve used both the tinted version in the round tin and the baby version in the round tin and both worked great for me with no irritation. The version in the pump was a little problematic for me personally.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

I have never heard of that one! Thank you kindly for the recommendation :) I so appreciate it!

[@thesimplechiclife]

I wanted to add, I've tried the Elda MD UV clear but it burned my eyes so badly; the one I much prefer and highly recommend is DRMTLGY broad spectrum spf 46 I believe its called, it's chemical and mineral filter so not sure if your skin would tolerate it but it doesn't burn like the Elta MD for me, and it leaves my skin looking amazing. Feels very nice on the skin too, very cosmetically elegant.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Thank you kindly :)

[@barksnbrews]

I will say that I was able to use the drmtlgy sunscreen you mention and it didn’t irritate my skin but would still burn my eyes if I were to touch my face and that try to get an eyelash out of my eye it something. I have quite sensitive skin and I actually do better with chemical sunscreen than mineral, but still have to be picky about which I use.

[@SaraNovau]

Great video Hanna! I love how minimal your skincare routine is, I might try the Dr browner balm, lately I have really dry hands and even though I have tried multiple moisturizers, nothing has work, so I will try this balm, I love to that is cruelty free and that I can use it in my lips. I usually use aquaphore in my lips but if this balm would work would be a great alternative for a cruelty product. I also agree with what you said at the end of the video, when I started using less products and not listening to everyone skin advice, my skin started doing a lot better. I also used to use cerave but now I use Paula’s choice and my skin is super happy. Sending you a big hug 🤗

[@KawaiiLaLuna]

Hi Hanna, I actually use both cerave lotion & cream. I live in Indonesia, the weather here is very humid so I use the lotion for my morning routine and use the cream at night. It helps my skin stay plump even when I turn the AC all night.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@azaleasewing8373]

I’m also extremely sensitive to sunscreen. I use the same as you for days I plan to be outside. For days I plan to be mostly inside or at the office, I use Paula’s Choice Essential Glow Moisturizer SPF 30 and it doesn’t leave a white cast on

[@Thetinyfit]

I loved CeraVe for SO long, great moisturizers! I have moved towards cruelty free brands and the Versed (target) skin rich soak rich moisture cream is divine! I’m not that dry, but I just love thick and rich creams especially overnight. This one blends so well, is great for before makeup or bedtime and it’s just… my new favorite thing. Maybe something to consider when you run out. It’s small though so only face, but it does last quite a while. I think the Faded stink is from the kojic acid. It’s not the best smell, but it’s such a great product!

[@katiea3909]

please do the dr bronners video! 🤩

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

I just might haha! :)

[@shirksa1]

I agree about the less is more! I just started using the Dr Bronners baby soap this past week and i am loving it diluted in a foaming pump 😊

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Thanks for sharing!! I love that tip too :) so smart

[@leeway3739]

Ran across this, and I also have very dry, sensitive skin so I thought I would share what has worked for me for my morning routine. I use a similar cloth to cleanse, but instead of water I use CeraVe's micellar water. I find it cleans better than just water and I find it more hydrating too. Then I actually don't use a regular moisturizer, but instead have found some hydrating sunscreens that I love (brand varies based on where I am living). I find a lot of sunscreen that is supposed to be for "sensitive skin" actually dry out my skin, especially mineral sunscreen. What I have found to work best is sunscreens that have mexoryl xl as the sunscreen ingredient (aka Drometrizole trisiloxane). I find it the best for UV protection *and* hydration, and because I use it in lieu of a standard moisturizer, I never skip using it every day. The brands that I have used in the past with mexoryl in some of their products are Ombrelle, La Roche Posay, and Vichy Laboratories.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your insights :) They seem quite thoughtful and well researched!

[@natalief8823]

For sunscreen I would recommend the Cetaphil Sheer Mineral Liquid sunscreen for face, SPF 50. I have very sensitive skin and this is great. It gives a slight white cast but it settles down after a few minutes. Also the Elta MD UV Physical SPF 41 tinted sunscreen is excellent but a little pricey. No white cast as it’s tinted and the tint also helps even out the skin. The DRMTLGY tinted moisturizer SPF 46 is very good too but it is not completely mineral. None of these products have given me any negative reactions.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Thanks for much for the recommendations!!! :)

[@1024tahsin]

i want to start a skincare routine (preferably korean skincare), i have psoriasis and dry skin so it's difficult to find products that is kind to my skin rather than making it excessively drier as it is. it's so difficult bc drugstore products do not work well on me.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

I'm so sorry to hear that! It must be really tough. If it's accessible to you, perhaps a professional could help? Hope you end up finding a routine that works for you!

[@MelissaT318]

I love the cerave cream. I strongly dislike the lotion version - the texture does not leave me feeling moisturized. Maybe try the travel size of it first.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Great idea!

[@ninipanini333]

just found your channel and I Looove it🥰 I really would like to hear more from u about Dr Bronners Soap…saw it many times but never knew how to use it

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

I'm so happy you enjoy the channel! :) Perfect...I'll put that one on the list!

[@spensercasino]

I unfortunately had a terrible allergic reaction to the Elta MD sunscreen. That has never happened to me before but I did some research and found that it was most likely one of the preservatives in the product. I found that others have had the same reaction to it but many people love it. Just something to be aware of!

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Oh so good to know! Thank you. I actually have super sensitive skin, so that might not be the best option for me.

[@spensercasino]

@@HannaMicheleRoss I do not have super sensitive skin so I was quite surprised when I had such a strong reaction. I was so excited to try it, too!

[@MorningClarity]

I started a skincare routine a couple of years ago, and it has evolved to something very *similar to yours: 🌅 1. Moist *microfiber cloth 2. vitamin C serum (Home made: mix powdered ascorbic acid + distilled water, made fresh every couple of weeks). 2.5 Neutrogena HydroBoost 3. *A non-tinted Mineral zinc SPF 🌌 1. Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser 2. Adapaline (inexpensive EFFECTIVE retinoid) 3. CeraVe 🟣Renewing Night Cream

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Oh wowwwww! That is so similar! Sounds lovely :) what sunscreen is your favourite? Or is the brand called Nontinted?

[@MorningClarity]

@@HannaMicheleRoss one of my tried & true sunscreens is the one you showed (Pure & Simple face)! I'm currently using Olay "Sensitive Mineral Sunscreen" which I like, but it is a little shiny for my oily skin.

[@MorningClarity]

@@HannaMicheleRoss BTW, Costco sells that CeraVe moisturizer in that big jar in a two pack with a pump! It goes on sale a couple of times a year, a real value!

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@MorningClarity thank you kindly! So appreciate it :)

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@MorningClarity YAY! Good to know :) Thank you!

[@lolmakeup5786]

In some other videos you were showing how you covered breakouts and scars. Did your acne clear up? Do you have tips on how to clear it?

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

To be honest, any acne I had cleared up in the last little while. Simplifying my skincare has been one of the things that helped the most!

[@lolmakeup5786]

Could you maybe talk about that more on any makeup videos you might do (:

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@lolmakeup5786 that's a good idea!

[@lolmakeup5786]

Do you think maybe switching out the moisturizer helped clear it up?

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@lolmakeup5786 I don't think so, no!

[@inamardesouza]

Love this. Neutrogena is not for me, irritates my skin. CeraVe is much better. I do not know how old you are, but as you age you will need other products like vitamin C and retinol. I also had tried a lot of products. Actually I wear an organic line from Brazil which is Simple Organic, with amazing products, even make up products. I have only a small bag with all I need for life.😃

[@Xtine728]

I like the cerave lotion better than the cream for my face.

[@lolmakeup5786]

Do you like tinted sunscreens?

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

Not my thing, no!

[@lolmakeup5786]

What do you think about retinols?

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

I'm sure they are absolutely amazing...I have heard great things! Never tried them myself though

[@lolmakeup5786]

Do you think you will use them?

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@lolmakeup5786 probably not!

[@lolmakeup5786]

If you’re ok with explaining, I’d love to know why not? I’m a bit curious on your view, bcuz you have a lot of good points and views!

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

@@lolmakeup5786 I mean I'll never say never, but it just seems like a product that takes a lot for the skin to get used to. I like where my skin is at currently, so I don't see the need to change now! :)

[@LoveJasmineYuna]

If you don’t do well with sunscreen, sun hats are a great way to protect your face

[@TheCornDavis]

I killed two birds with one stone and got spf in my favorite face lotion haha I have issues with sunscreen too but this one seems to be going well.

[@HannaMicheleRoss]

That's great! Love that that method worked for you :)

[@gaj30]

it’s really bad to exfoliate your skin twice a day everyday especially since you have very sensitive skin