Hailey Bieber shared her favourite vitamin C serum
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Hailey Bieber is known for being pretty dedicated to her skincare. Rather than having tons and tons of products, she sticks to a simple, stripped back 4-step routine.
Like most of us, she s been focusing more on her skin during lockdown and in a recent interview with
The model regularly shares her skincare tips on Instagram, along with no makeup photos, so we can drool over her glow and see that she s been sticking to her regimen.
For her latest update, Hailey shared her favourite vitamin C serum and if you are also into your skincare, you ll know what a difference this ingredient can make.
Is hyaluronic acid bad for your skin?
Dermatologist Dr Anjali Mahto explains Getty Images
A couple of years ago, hyaluronic acid (HA) was beauty s equivalent of Regina George. Coveted by all and front and centre on all major skincare packaging (even if was the penultimate ingredient on the inci list).
Fast forward to 2020 and thanks to brands like The Ordinary and influencers like Hyram, we all know (or at least,
think we know) a lot more about skincare than we did in 2018.
Which has meant hyaluronic acid has become the Facebook of skincare ingredients and been replaced with trendier options that now fill our TikTok feeds.
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Skin type isn’t everything when it comes to cobbling together a brilliant skincare regime… but it’s a great place to start. My book ‘Great Skin: Secrets The Beauty Industry Doesn’t Tell You) is a comprehensive guide to getting your best skin, ever, but to get the basics down pat, simply read on.
There are four ‘official’ skin types (normal, dry, oily and combination), and the classic way to determine yours is by washing your face. Use a mild, sulphate-free face wash (you’ll find plenty of options below) and wait 20 minutes without putting anything else on your face. If, at this point, your face feels or looks