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Hey guys, how are you today? I'm going to talk about my skincare routine. It changed about 33 weeks ago because, as you may have assumed, I regularly see a dermatologist due to my combination sensitive acne-prone skin. Yes, there was a time almost a year ago when I had a total disaster on my face. It was a nightmare, and I was always ready to cry because every day there was a new irritation on my face. I don't want to return to that state of my skin, so I began seeing a dermatologist regularly. She also prescribed me some skincare products that I'm very pleased with. In this post, I will share these products and hope that the information will be useful for those of you who have similar problems. For those of you with oily combination skin and occasional irritations, especially women and girls, this can be a real problem that leads to uncomfortable psychological states. In the morning, I wash my face with a gel called La Roche-Posay Effaclar Purifying Foaming Gel. It is specifically designed for problem acne-prone combination or oily skin. It is a clear gel that I apply to my wet face, massage it in, and it lathers into a very light foam. I also use a cellulose pad to clean my face, as it helps remove dirt and gently exfoliates my skin. After washing, I use a cooling gel, followed by the Tea Tree Water Toner from Wash. Although I don't consider this step necessary, I enjoy using this toner as it feels light and pleasant on my skin. Over time, it helps regulate the oil in my skin, making it less oily. After toning, I apply La Roche-Posay Effaclar K Daily Renewal Fluid. This cream comes in a tube, making it easy to...