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I LOVE my Japanese and Asian skin care products. But the more research I do on parabens and such, the more I want to switch over to paraben-free products and to more natural ingredient based products. I will probably keep my routine the same and use the Asian techniques and such, but begin to switch the products over. So here is what I am looking for:
1. A cleansing oil (for removing make-up)
2. A foaming cleanser
3. A moisturizing/hydrating toner (not one that is drying as most are) or at least a non-drying one with no alcohol
4. Possibly an eye cream or gel, maybe one that will help with minor under eye circles/puffiness, but definitely something protective
5. A moisturizer for combination skin, I have been using a mattifying one and I would love to find one similar in a natural line, but something for normal to mild combination skin would be okay. Cannot have any spf to it as I have allergies.
6. Possibly a night cream/moisturizer as well.
I am looking into the Alba Botanica and Alaffia. So far the Alaffia is the only one I have found that carries a toner that has reviews that it is not drying and is at least mildly moisturizing.
I am also looking for products that average about $15 each or less. Obviously a bit more would be fine and I would be willing to pay even a bit more for Asian (Japanese, Korean, etc) products.
1. A cleansing oil (for removing make-up)
2. A foaming cleanser
3. A moisturizing/hydrating toner (not one that is drying as most are) or at least a non-drying one with no alcohol
4. Possibly an eye cream or gel, maybe one that will help with minor under eye circles/puffiness, but definitely something protective
5. A moisturizer for combination skin, I have been using a mattifying one and I would love to find one similar in a natural line, but something for normal to mild combination skin would be okay. Cannot have any spf to it as I have allergies.
6. Possibly a night cream/moisturizer as well.
I am looking into the Alba Botanica and Alaffia. So far the Alaffia is the only one I have found that carries a toner that has reviews that it is not drying and is at least mildly moisturizing.
I am also looking for products that average about $15 each or less. Obviously a bit more would be fine and I would be willing to pay even a bit more for Asian (Japanese, Korean, etc) products.