[ SECRET POST #4799 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4799 ⌋

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Re: Advice/Questions

[(Anonymous)]

Another tip: If you have a moisturizer you like, but you wish it was a little more intensely moisturizing, you can pick up a face oil from The Ordinary and mix a couple of drops into your moisturizer to beef it up a little. All the facial oils at The Ordinary are very reasonably priced (under $10).

However, DON'T do this if your moisturizer is also your SPF, because adding the oil is likely to reduce the efficacy of the SPF.

Re: Advice/Questions

[(Anonymous)]

Or you can add a drop or two of plain glycerin, I've found it to cause less issues than adding oil (certain formulas/ingredients really don't play well with oil).

Re: Advice/Questions

[(Anonymous)]

I've never had a problem using oils that are common for use on the face (argan, rosehip seed, marula, etc.), but I don't mix them into the bottle of moisturizer. I mix a couple of drops with a pump of moisturizer before applying it.

I prefer it to glycerin because oil has greater potential benefit to the skin. But if you have sensitive skin and oil has been known to cause problems for you, I can see glycerin being a good substitute.