Two morning routines for dry and oily skin in indoor air. Dry skin: Dr. Idris Hyper Serum, Calm Back Cream with colloidal oatmeal, Disco Block sunscreen. Oily skin: azelaic acid serum, Major Fade gel moisturizer with vitamin C, lightweight sunscreen.
If you have redness and brown spots but your skin is dry or it's oily, this is how I would use the Dr. Idris line on the dry side. Hyper serum. It's not only going to hydrate your skin, it's also going to brighten and help fade the look of those dark spots. Then I'll go in with the Calm back cream because it's a rich frosted texture that's really going to seal that hydration in and it's going to calm the redness through colloidal oatmeal and other yummy actives. And then I would end the deal with the disco block to help illuminate my skin, brighten my skin and hydrate my skin while protecting it. If I'm oily, I would start with the left reducer serum loaded with azelaic acid to help regulate sebum production. Followed by that I'll go with the major fade active seal to get my vitamin C and antioxidants in. But it is a light gel weight moisturizer so it's not going to be too heavy on my face. And last, I would go in with an ultra lightweight sunscreen like this one by Kiehl's. That's how you layer your morning routine. Simple as 1, 2, 3,
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