If Emily Parr was the main character of a Baby-Sitters Club book, her “thing” would be skin care. “Growing up, I babysitted in our neighborhood and became fascinated by all the lotions and potions the moms had displayed in the bathroom. Honestly, I tried ALL of it when the kids went to bed,” she confesses. “I started booking more babysitting jobs just so I could continue with my newfound love for skin care.
Below, a full look at Parr’s approved skin-care products and why she finally jumped on the eye cream bandwagon. After a workout, I know that the Shasta cleanser is going to deeply cleanse my skin but still leave it replenished because of the rich combination of tamanu and rose hip seed oils. It’s 5 percent AHA, with a mix of mandelic, glycolic, and lactic acids that exfoliate without irritation. I’ve even been able to stave off hormonal breakouts from using this cleanser. And honestly, I use it twice a day when I’m getting my period.
$78 at Sephora Buy The Eye Cream Biossance Squalane + Marine Algae Eye Cream “Eye cream is one of those products where you don’t know until you know! I didn’t jump on the eye-cream bandwagon until probably about three to four years ago and now feel naked without one. I used to think that it was just an unnecessary step because I was already covering my under eyes with face cream, and eye creams can’t actually take away dark circles .
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