The order of your morning routine step by step

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The video provides a clear, step-by-step guide to a morning skincare routine, which is a highly searched and relatable topic. The creators' expertise as licensed estheticians lends credibility, and the visual demonstration of products makes the advice actionable and easy to follow.

Summary

Two sisters, who are licensed estheticians, detail the correct order of a morning skincare routine. They explain the purpose of each step, from cleansing and applying Vitamin C serum to using hydrating toners, targeted serums, eye cream, moisturizer, and sunscreen.

Structure

1Introduction to morning routine order
2Cleansing
3Vitamin C serum application
4Hydrating toners
5Targeted serums (peptide, PDRN)
6Eye cream and moisturizer
7Sunscreen application and reapplication

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Anua BHA Heartleaf cleanser (ACTS - used for cleansing, part of a routine, removing oil) - changes video: no Lagom Microfoam cleanser (ACTS - used for cleansing, part of a routine, removing oil) - changes video: no Skinceuticals CE ferulic (ACTS - used as a Vitamin C serum, part of a routine, targets concerns) - changes video: no Imfrom Mugwart (ACTS - used as a hydrating toner, part of a routine, adds hydration, balances pH, helps product penetration) - changes video: no Bloom Effects Milky Toner (ACTS - used as a hydrating toner, part of a routine, adds hydration, balances pH, helps product penetration) - changes video: no Sarah Palmyra (APPEARS - mentioned as associated with Bloom Effects toner, but not a product itself) - changes video: no Medik8 Advanced Peptide MP Serum (ACTS - used as a peptide serum, part of a routine, targets fine lines, hydration, lifting, signals cells to repair) - changes video: no Rejuran Dual Ampoule (ACTS - used as a PDRN serum, part of a routine, rejuvenates skin cells) - changes video: no Dr Whitney Bowe Peptide serum (ACTS - used as a peptide serum, part of a routine, rejuvenates skin cells, hydrating) - changes video: no Skin (APPEARS - general term, not a product) - changes video: no Eye cream (ACTS - used as an eye cream, part of a routine, targets dark circles and hollows, plumps) - changes video: no Moisturizer (ACTS - used to lock in hydration, contains peptides and other ingredients for mature skin) - changes video: no Sunscreen (ACTS - final step in routine, protects from sun, needs reapplication) - changes video: no

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This is the order of your morning routine: Step 1: Gentle Cleanse. Anua BHA Heartleaf cleanser and Lagom Microfoam cleanser. 2 of our favorites!@anua_global @LAGOM USA Step 2: Vitamin C serum. Skinceuticals CE ferulic @SkinCeuticals Step 3: Hydrating Toners. Imfrom Mugwart and BloomEffects Milky Toner.@imfrom_us @Bloomeffects Skincare @Sarah Palmyra✨ Step 4: Serums to target concerns. Medik8 Advanced Peptide MP Serum, Rejuran Dual Ampoule and Dr Whitney Bowe Peptide serum. @Medik8 US @REJURAN US @Dr. Whitney Bowe Step 5: Eye Cream. Then I met you Snail Mucin Volufoline eye cream. @Then I Met You Step 6: Moisturizer. OneSkin Peptide Moisturizer.@OneSkin Step 7: Sunscreen! Dr G Red Blemish SPF. One of our favorites.@Dr. G #morningroutine #skincareroutine #antiagingroutine #over50 #matureskin

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The order of your morning routine step by step We do different videos where we talk about different products that we love but most important is the order and consistency. So use this as your guide. First step, gentle cleanse. All you need is a gentle cleanse just to wash away the oil from the night. Now you're gonna do Vitamin C serum right after you cleanse. This is the gold standard of Vitamin C serums. But pick any Vitamin C serum that you love right after you cleanse in the morning. If you have sensitive skin, you can buffer with hydrating toners. First let them dry and then do your Vitamin C. Next step is hydrating toners. This is your flooding routine. Hydrating toners put hydration into your skin. They also balance the pH of your skin and they help product penetration. You can do one or you can do five. To let them dry in between. You just do one right after another. Thinnest to thickest. This one is called Mugwort and look, it's totally empty. And Bloom Effects with Sarah Palmyra. We love this toner. The next step is your serum step to target concerns. This is a peptide serum. This targets fine lines, hydration, lifting. It signals your cells to repair. This is a PDRN serum. Does the same, just rejuvenates your skin cells. And this is another peptide serum by Doctor Whitney Bowe. It's incredible and it's so hydrating. Your next step is eye cream and then moisturizer to lock it all in. Some moisturizers have like peptides and other ingredients that help for mature skin. Like this one has peptide in it. And this is an eye cream that has Volufiline like the dark circles and those hollows that you get there. Apparently it helps plump it out. I always do eye cream first before my moisturizer. Want anything blocking my eye cream. Final step, and most important really, is your sunscreen. And you should be reapplying it throughout the day if you're going to go at all. If you don't, I'm calling the authorities and you're going to jail. But we will post bail if you start using it. Yeah. And focus on Vitamin C serum first if you can't do it all at once.

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