Nora Sinclair
Simple routines, reading ingredient lists and honest product notes. A new routine every Sunday evening.
Routines
Pick your skin type; morning and evening steps are listed in order.
Dry skin · tightness and flaking
Morning: a creamy cleanser or just water, hyaluronic acid serum, a rich ceramide cream, SPF 50.
Evening: an oil cleanser to take makeup off, serum on damp skin, a thick layer of cream.
Once a week: a hydrating mask.
Oily skin · shine and visible pores
Morning: gel cleanser, niacinamide serum, a light gel cream, matte SPF 50.
Evening: double cleanse, BHA toner (2–3 nights a week), oil-free moisturiser.
Note: oily skin still needs moisture, so don't skip it.
Combination skin · oily T-zone, dry cheeks
Morning: gentle gel cleanser, niacinamide serum, a slightly richer cream on the cheeks, SPF 50.
Evening: cleanse, BHA on the T-zone, a light moisturiser all over.
Treating zones separately really works here.
Sensitive skin · redness and stinging
Morning: fragrance-free cleanser, ceramide cream, mineral SPF.
Evening: a one-step cleanse and the same cream. Fewer products, fewer steps.
Try anything new behind the ear for 2–3 days first.
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FAQ
Will this routine help my acne or dark spots?
What I share here are everyday care steps I've seen on my own skin and in my followers' feedback; they are not treatment. For acne, pigmentation or lasting redness, see a dermatologist.
Where do you buy your products?
Mostly from pharmacies and beauty shops, with my own money. Tap a product in the list to open a search and buy wherever you like.
Do you label sponsored products?
Yes. Every gifted or paid post says so clearly; the list on this page has nothing to do with collaborations.
What order should I apply things in?
Rule of thumb: thinnest to thickest. Cleanser, toner, serum, cream; in the morning, sunscreen goes on last.
Sample template: the person and content are placeholders. Nothing here is medical advice; see a dermatologist about skin concerns.