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More Isn’t Better: How Skincare Became Overcomplicated (and Who It Really Serves)

by Claire GrayJan 23, 20260 comments

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More Isn’t Better: How Skincare Became Overcomplicated (and Who It Really Serves)

Modern skincare has become overcomplicated, with big beauty brands encouraging women to use more products than their skin actually needs. Layering serums, actives and treatments can overwhelm sensitive and hormonal skin, damaging the skin barrier. This article explores why a simpler skincare routine — focused on cleansing, toning and nourishing — often delivers healthier, calmer skin.

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