Just Skin

Skin care can get noisy and overcomplicated fast. A minimal-ingredient, natural approach is often calmer for your skin and easier to stick with. Here's a grounded way to think about it, without hype.

The Core Philosophy

Healthy Skin doesn't need dozens of actives. It needs:

Gentle Cleansing
Moisture
Protection
Consistency

Anything beyond that should solve s pecific problem, not chase trends.

products support skin--they don't replace basic care

Here's a non-nonsense, minimal-ingredient routine for each skin type

OILY SKIN (BALANCE, DON'T STRIP)

Cleanse

Diluted Castile Soap or
Gentle low-foam cleanser wit hfew ingredients
Optional: raw honey cleanse 2-3x/week

Moisturize

Jojoba oil (1-2 drops on damp skin)
Grapeseed oil if you prefer lighter feel

Extras (optional)

Aloe vera gel (pure, no alcohol)
Green tea toner (brewed, cooled)

Avoid

Heavy creams
alcohol-based toners
Over-washing (2x daily max)

--> Stripping oil causes more oil production-balance is the goal.

dry SKIN (repair & protect)

Cleanse

Raw honey
Oat milk/oat water cleanser
Creamy, fragrance-free cleanser

Moisturize

Jojoba, argan, squalane oil
Apply while skin is still damp

Extras

Aloe vera under oil
Plain yogurt mask 1x weekly
Colliodal oatmeal for irritation

Avoid

Foaming cleansers
Hot water
Frequent exfoliation

--> Dry skin needs barrier support, no scrubbing.

Combination Skin (zone care)

Cleanse

Gentle low-foam or honey cleanser

Moisturize

Jojoba oil (works well for mixed skin)
Use less on T-zone, more on cheeks

Extras

Aloe vera on oily areas
Rosehip oil on dry areas
Clay mask only on oily zones (1x weekly)

Avoid

Treating your whole face the same
Heavy creams everywhere

--> Combo skin does best with targeted care , not one-size-fits-all.

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