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Skincare guides

What is the difference between a toner and a facial mist?

Rose presents the skincare guide: What is the difference between a toner and a facial mist?

For La Colibri, the easiest distinction is when and how you want to apply the product. Rehydrate is a cotton-pad toner used after cleansing. Revive is a facial mist you spray at arm's length, with the option of using it over makeup. Both are optional...

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Is Rehydrate a milky toner?

Rose presents the skincare guide: Is Rehydrate a milky toner?

Rehydrate is a lightweight, translucent liquid toner. If you are picturing a creamy-looking, milky toner, it has a different appearance and application experience. That is helpful to know before you choose your next bottle. There is plenty to enjoy about a light liquid step. The...

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Do you really need a toner?

Rose presents the skincare guide: Do I really need toner?

A well-chosen toner can earn its place in your skincare routine. If you’re looking for added hydration, softness, and a refreshing moment of care, the right formula offers a simple way to bring those benefits together. Whether you need one depends on what you want...

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Is a hydrating serum the same thing as a moisturizer?

Rose presents the skincare guide: Is a hydrating serum the same thing as a moisturizer?

A hydrating serum can complement your moisturizer, but the two are not automatically interchangeable. The easiest way to understand the difference is to look at what helps your skin hold water, what softens its surface and what slows moisture loss. A good formula can do...

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How can my skin feel oily and tight at the same time?

Rose presents the skincare guide: How can my skin feel oily and tight at the same time?

A shiny forehead and tight cheeks can absolutely show up on the same face. Oiliness is something you see or feel at the surface; tightness is a sensation. They are useful clues, but neither one gives you a complete diagnosis. Instead of trying to squeeze...

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Does oily skin still need moisturizer?

Rose presents the skincare guide: Does oily skin still need moisturizer?

Yes, oily skin can still benefit from moisturizer. A shiny T-zone tells you something about surface oil, but it does not tell you everything about moisture or comfort. The useful choice is a moisturizer that suits your skin and your routine. [1] If your current...

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What is the simplest routine for a beginner?

Rose presents the beginner skincare topic: Too many skincare steps? Start with the basics.

Start with three jobs: cleanse, moisturize and protect your skin from the sun. That is a useful routine in its own right, and it gives you a comfortable foundation before you decide whether to add a targeted serum. You do not need a crowded shelf...

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What does your moisturizer actually do?

Three moisturizer ingredient roles: attracting water, softening the surface and slowing water loss.

Ever wondered why a little cream can make freshly washed skin feel softer? A moisturizer brings together ingredients that help with water and surface softness, which is a useful place to begin when you are choosing one. Let’s look at what happens at the skin’s...

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