4 step beginner skincare routine

I know how frustrating it can be to want to like start skincare and not to know where to begin. You know it's like what will work for me? Where do I even start? Everything is so expensive. Let me help you. I'm gonna give you just three steps. Actually four steps at most, at most. And you don't have to do all of them. You start one at a time. The first thing you have to incorporate is a cleanser. This is Dove soap. I think this is like 250 bob. This is a really good cleanser. It has a neutral PH to balance the skin PH and moisturizing cream so it doesn't leave the skin feeling dry. You can buy any other cleanser according to your budget. But cleanser, basic things. If you're feeling very, very fancy after you cleanse, you can incorporate a toner. This is rose water. Rose water goes for I think 110 bob for 200ml. If you wanna go lower, you can also make some at home with rose petals and ChatGPT/ YouTube. I mean, it's fair. If you're buying them one at a time, you get to know what works for your skin because when you add just one product at a time, you get to know what reacts, what doesn't react, what improves my skin, what doesn't. Simple, simple things. Don't confuse yourself. Next is moisturizer. We're going budget-friendly. This is aloe vera gel. I got it from Sanura. This is 500 shillings. If you want to go lower, you can make some at home. It's preserved in Vitamin E, so expect it to soothe irritation, provide intense hydration, and help fade dark spots and acne scars. It also has Vitamin E which is an antioxidant protecting the skin from environmental damage. Plus Jojoba oil that minics sebum to balance oil production. And Glycerine to draw moisture from the air into skin. This is the Nivea Soft. This is I think 650. The tube is 7ml for 400-500. I swear it used to be cheaper. But you don't even have to get this one. There's like a tube version of it. If you're feeling very, very fancy, you know, your pockets are heavy, your pockets are thick. Sunscreen. This is the Garnier Super UV serum sunscreen -1450/= I found the most budget-friendly is this. And it has Vitamin C. So I think it also brightens your skin. This is like 1300 to 1400. Depending on where you buy. But there's this new cheaper one, but I haven't tried it so I can't say much. But you know, when you have offers all the time. So, you know, when you have the money, spoil yourself. Start your skincare journey today. It doesn't have to be that hard either. Let me know if you have any questions, concerns or comments.