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Good Molecules Pure Cold-Pressed Rosehip & Silicone-Free Priming Moisturizer // Skincare

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If you watch my YouTube Channel you may be sick of me talking about this brand, but without a doubt they have become one of my top favorites. My collection of Good Molecules continues to grow of products I fall in love with, but for today's blog I wanted to talk about a couple of them. Good Molecules create products that work at an amazing price point, but they also have amazing ingredients. No this is not sponsored, but these products were sent to me. I've had these for a couple months now and wanted to fill you in on them. I will talk about the others in future skincare blogs, but I wanted to focus on these two products from Good Molecules. The rose hip oil and priming moisturizer.


Pure Cold-Pressed Rosehip Seed Oil


This is surprisingly the first rose hip oil I have ever tried. I've always seen that it is a great oil for dark spots, which I never really had until my cystic acne last year. This came right after that thankfully and has done wonders to the acne scars I had from it. I see an overall boost in my skin while using this oil too. It has vitamin C that makes my skin glow and Provitamin A that makes my skin baby soft. I know facial oil isn't everybody's cup of tea and there are plenty of other textured skincare products to hydrate, brighten, and smooth your skin, but if you're looking for a treatment for acne scars and/or dark spots I really recommend this product! If you enjoy facial oils, like myself, this is a win-win product! 



I'm not going to add too much on the priming moisturizer here since I recently did a whole post on Primers, but it's worth mentioning again. I much prefer using a hydrating primer instead of a moisturizer first then primer on top. Yes, because I'm lazy and don't want the extra step, but honestly I get better results with my makeup application if my moisturizer and primer are a combined product. A 2-in-1. So priming moisturizers have been my go-to for that reason. The amazing thing about this one besides being super affordable is the fact that it is also silicone free! Silicones can help fill pores for a seamless makeup application, but they can also clog pores, cause you to break-out, and they're not that great for you. Plus Good Molecules has proven that you can have a bomb ass primer while not using silicone! 

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