Get ready with me. So in the mornings I use the Indie Lee Gentle Daily Face Peel. I like this because the wipes are thin and I've been using this for over 30 days and my pores do look smaller. My acne has been fading and I also use this on my bikini line, which it helps there too. I use the Origins Vitamin C Daily Face Serum and then I use the Mario Badescu Hyaluronic Acid Eye Cream. I feel like this does make the lines on my eyes go away and makes them look a little brighter. I use the Sarah Chapman London Comforty Stress Cream, which makes my skin feel so smooth. It's a little thick so I don't suggest it for sensitive skin. Then, hyaluronic acid compound. I like this because it makes my skin feel plump and soft. And then the Tatcha SPF. So I always wear sunscreen even if it's cloudy out because I don't want wrinkles. And finally, I put on some lip balm and then I'm all done.

These exfoliating pads from Indie Lee are gentle enough to use every day. They have naturally derived alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, and vitamin C. And they are also Leaping Bunny certified.

As someone who is a skincare fanatic who does layers and layers and layers of skincare, a thick eye cream can sometimes cause my makeup to peel, it can sometimes do like a weird bunching right here when it interacts with my serum and moisturizer and sunscreen. This melts into my skin so fast. So it says it's a restorative eye cream, it has plant stem cells, and it says it has tar grass and apple stem cells to reduce appearance of fine lines, diminish visible signs of aging, conditioning seaweed extract and licorice roots to promote brighter, plumper, more youthful looking skin. I don't know, like I said, all I look for is hydration, which this gives me. How quickly it sinks in has honestly been the reason that I reach for this over other eye creams I have. So if your biggest like qualm with eye creams is that they're too thick or they don't sink in quickly or they interact negatively with your skincare, this indeedly might be the solution for you. So this, chef's kiss. I love this.

What makes this Indie Lee eye cream different from other eye creams? Let me start off by saying I expect very little from eye creams. Hydration, that's all. I think everything else, brightening, plumping, I think a lot of it is genetics. That being said, I was very pleasantly surprised. The biggest difference I found with this eye cream and dozens that I've tried, I'm going to show you right here. It comes out looking just like a normal cream, white, and this is nothing new. But it sinks into your skin really quickly and it starts to feel like an oil, but like a dry oil. Not at all greasy, sinks in so nice to the skin. Do you see this? That was, what, a few seconds? Do you see this? Like that is in. That's done. The blending is done.

I understand why this product has 4.7 stars. After using it for over a week, I can see fewer bumps from my postpartum breakout and more glow. A great retinol alternative.

I just finished showering and I'm back with another moisturizer review. I know I review moisturizers all the time, but it's because I have the dry skin, kind of like white patchiness on my skin. It feels like I can't even move my face a lot of the time. It's that dry. This one is from Indie Lee. I love this brand. It comes with like two little packages. This one is just a cartridge that holds the moisturizer. And this one is the refill. So you can kind of open it up like this, put the capsule in here, open the lid and then close this guy again. This is supposed to reduce like excess plastic usage, but honestly, it's three different things. I feel like they're making more plastic, but I don't know. This is actually made from a retinol alternative. It's rambutan, which is like the fruit squalene and then orange milk tree. And all of this is a lot less harsh than retinol, but anti-aging effects. And it feels amazing on my skin. My skin's super moisturized, very soft. It feels really, really good.

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