This foaming face wash is not a revolutionary product, however it's really nice and I love it. It's gentle: doesn't contain any alcohol, it contains aloe vera and glycerin. It cleanses the face very nicely but gently. I mostly use it in the morning, one and a half pump is enough. The texture is thicker, so when you apply it onto the skin, it is nicely creamy and doesn't disappear right away. I do think because it 's a foam product, it gets used up faster. Also it's quite cheap.

Another face wash, but a bit different. I've been using LRP Effaclar face wash for years now. But in 2020 they launched a new version which works as a micro-peeling. It's even more cleansing and fights impurities. I don't use it now in the winter months because it could dry out my skin, however other months it was great. I love using it when I have makeup on. So, firstly I remove makeup with micellar water and then wash my face with this face wash. It really deeply cleanses the face and removes all the remaining makeup. Also it leaves a soft feeling behind. I wrote more about it here.

This is not a new product to me, however I really used it in 2020. It's a very light serum with hyluronic acid which is hydrating. I love using it when I want a simple moisturizer with a refreshing feeling (especially in the morning). Of course it's very light on the skin and not greasy at all. It just gives you a nice hydrating feeling. Also it's nice as a base for makeup. However it might be a bit on the pricey side.

This is like an universal cream: it's for the face, body and hands. It's repairing and regenerating cream. I mostly used it on my hands and I think it's great. It has an interesting texture because it seems a bit greasy at first, however it immediately sinks into the skin. It leaves a soft but dry feeling behind. It's great for any cracks and very dry areas. It's not irritating, so it's even ok to use it on the inflamed areas as it is soothing. The scent is nothing special or invasive, but I like that. 

I forgot to mention this product in 2019, however it was a "must have" in 2020. I think it's like a cult product, so of course I had to try it. I bought a smaller packaging and I'm glad I did, because you need a really small amount, so it will last you a long time. It's based on mineral oils and it has a very specific scent. You can put it anywhere, on the really dry areas. It has a really oily, thick texture. So on the lips it looks like a lip oil. I mostly used it on my very cracked and dry hands and any areas where I scratched myself so badly because my skin was so dry and itchy. I could use Bepanthen also, but I like this one. I apply it in the evening on my hands when I know I'm not gonna do anything, so I can really wait for it to work and sink in of course because it's oily. It's also great on any irritated areas because it doesn't sting.