My Skin Care Regimen Series: Part 1

I'm starting this series to share my personal skin care routine with you guys. I get a lot of questions about my skin so I hope this series provides a comprehensive guide for what I do. This is the first part of the series which just covers what I use to cleanse my skin (tools and cleansers). At the end of the series I will provide a discount code for a service that has really changed my skin care LIFE!!! You're going to want to stay tuned, trust me.  All the products listed in my video can be found in the description box and also here: http://astore.amazon.com/chriss05-20





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