The choice may vary from individuals to individuals, but my choices are AHAs, BHAs, Vitamin C, Retinoids, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, and even Azelaic Acid.

BHAs and AHAs are very effective in its own potentness. However, understanding which ingredients to use cautiously with AHAs and BHAs can help prevent adverse reactions, ensuring a more effective and harmonious skincare routine.

Zinc's broad applicability across various skin types and concerns makes it a valuable addition to skincare routines, offering targeted solutions while supporting overall skin health. While Zinc Oxide, subset of Zinc, is often used for sunscreen, and colored cosmetics for their effectiveness.

Ferulic acid is a versatile and beneficial ingredient for all skin types, offering enhanced protection against environmental damage, aging, and inflammation.

Coconut oil serves as a versatile topical ingredient known for its deep moisturizing and protective properties. While highly beneficial for dry and mature skin, caution is advised for oily and acne-prone skin.

A balanced skincare is about addressing both oil control and maintaining healthy hydration levels, and preventing oxidation is the key for managing excessive oily skins.

Vitamin E can be beneficial for all skin types when used appropriately. Its antioxidant, moisturizing, and healing properties make it a valuable addition to skincare routines, with considerations for concentration and formulation ensuring its suitability for different skin types.

Aloe vera can be beneficial for all skin types due to its versatile properties. Its ability to soothe, hydrate, and heal makes it a valuable addition to various skincare routines, provided it's used appropriately and with consideration for individual skin needs and sensitivities.

Milk Oolong tea, also known as Jin Xuan tea, is a unique variety of oolong tea that originates from Taiwan. Its milky flavor profile is entirely natural, resulting from the tea plant's unique cultivar and the specific conditions under which it is grown and processed.

Yes. Even though we are bombarded with so many topical ingredients such as Retinol, or Vitamin C, the old recipe never changes its value. Tea tree oil is just valuable especially for oily skins.