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'The Ordinary' skincare products

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  • asajj
    asajj Posts: 5,125 Forumite
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    Kim_kim wrote: »
    I love the buffet and the caffeine and niod Sanskrit sapions.

    Do you mix the buffet with your cream etc or just apply directly ?
    ally.
  • Kim_kim
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    asajj wrote: »
    Do you mix the buffet with your cream etc or just apply directly ?

    Directly.
    I’m not always using a moisturiser now, just potions
  • asajj
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    Thanks! Inspired by the thread, I've ordered some products myself too :P
    ally.
  • suki1964
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    Kim_kim wrote: »
    Directly.
    I’m not always using a moisturiser now, just potions

    I’ve not needed to use one since I’ve started with the buffet

    One morning this week I was late for work and I didn’t get time to cleanse and use the buffet and whilst my face didn’t get sore during the day, it felt awful when I got home and in the shower. Really rough feeling. Normally if I had gone into work without slathering the moisturizer on my skin would be sore and splitting

    A friend who hadn’t seen me for three weeks asked me what I had been doing as my face was looking so good. I told her about the products and she asked if I had the foundation on , which I hadn’t , because my skin looked so good

    I love the feel and coverage of the foundation but now it’s getting brighter I see it’s too orange for me so I’m working on ordering a paler one

    At the moment I’m wearing the primer and then a dusting of bare minerals flawless finish No settling in lines at all
  • suzyjane
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    edited 11 March 2018 at 9:39PM
    I!!!8217;ve had a look at The Ordinary website and as I don!!!8217;t have a degree in chemistry I have no idea which skincare products to buy. I can!!!8217;t make head nor tail of it all. I have sensitive dry skin - please can anyone help me in advising which products I should buy. Thanks
  • maddiemay
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    suzyjane wrote: »
    I!!!8217;ve had a look at The Ordinary website and as I don!!!8217;t have a degree in chemistry I have no idea which skincare products to buy. I can!!!8217;t make head nor tail of it all. I have sensitive dry skin - please can anyone help me in advising which products I should buy. Thanks

    Have a look at THIS site and click on the individual product, I think you will find the information you need. HTH
    The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. (Abraham Lincoln)
  • suzyjane
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    Thank you for your reply - I did look at this website but I didn’t understand which products to buy. It seems from this thread people use a combination of products but how do they know how many to use and which ones? On the Ordinary website there are some example regimes that advise using several products at the same time. I have dry sensitive skin and it doesn’t show a suggested regime for that. I really want to try these products but I’m so confused
  • suki1964
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    I have/had very dry patches and sensitivity I went for the buffet which is so gentle, no dry patches , no flakes, transformation was in days

    I also chose the lactic acid to shift the flakiness. I was worried about my skin being sensitive so just started it on my forehead , but seriously it was mild enough for me to be using it all over my face within a couple of days

    Im now using it on my neck and d!colletage. That area has had some serious sun damage and was beginning to feel like leather and looks like creased tissue paper, already in three days its feeling softer

    Have a look at the website Cult Beauty, see if that helps. The reviews from users helped me decide

    Or else if you have a House of Fraiser near you, go ask in there, Im sure they are stockists
  • I have now ordered the Buffet, the caffeine solution and a primer to get me started!

    Thank you to everyone for your advice!
  • maddiemay
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    suzyjane wrote: »
    Thank you for your reply - I did look at this website but I didn’t understand which products to buy. It seems from this thread people use a combination of products but how do they know how many to use and which ones? On the Ordinary website there are some example regimes that advise using several products at the same time. I have dry sensitive skin and it doesn’t show a suggested regime for that. I really want to try these products but I’m so confused

    Yes it is a lot to take in, see Suki's comments above and also look at THIS page, scroll down, recs for all skin types.

    Here is another one

    and a review of buffet
    The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. (Abraham Lincoln)
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