My name is Claudia Sulewski,

and I am going to be showing you guys my nighttime routine.

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I really enjoy taking care of my skin.

Of course, it's very much needed

if you want to have clear, healthy, glowing looking skin,

but also, I love taking the time to be selfish,

and just do something that makes me feel good.

It makes me feel like I'm taking care of myself.

I think in terms of health, and body, and skin,

the more love you put into it,

the more love it's gonna give you back.

I like to take care and be mindful

of like what I'm putting on my skin,

and what I'm putting inside my body.

We've got some makeup we need to take off.

Tonight, I'm using six different products.

We're doing one extra step that I don't do every night.

Also, I have normal to oily skin.

Does that just mean combination?

It gets a little oily in the summertime, yeah,

but kind of normal skin.

I have always believed that taking off your makeup,

and using a facial cleanser should be two different steps.

If you're wearing a bunch of makeup,

you definitely want to get all of that off

before you do your deep cleanse,

and get into your pores,

and kind of clean out the rest of the dirt

and oil and stuff that has just

built up on your skin throughout the day.

This first step is always different for me.

I'm always trying out different products,

whether it's a cleansing balm,

or an oil, or micellar water.

Currently I am using and loving

the Caudalie Make-Up Removing Cleansing Oil.

I love this line.

I definitely am still newer to it,

and haven't tried all of their products,

but everything I've tried thus far

has been really easy on my skin, doesn't break me out.

They have great ingredients.

So, I'm just rubbing this in between my fingers,

and I'm just going to start massaging that into my skin.

And we're about to look crazy,

because I have a lot of eyeliner on today.

Oh my God.

Just rubbing in circular motions,

not putting too much pressure.

(water whooshing)

First layer removed.

Now I'm gonna wash my face with a cleanser.

Right now, I am using the gentle cleanser from Biba.

Biba is a facialist out here in Los Angeles.

My boyfriend started going to her

a little over a year ago now,

and she has completely changed his skin.

His acne was a really big insecurity for him,

and she changed his life.

His skin is so good.

Biba's got an entire line of products

that meet different needs and purposes

for different skin types.

I pretty much am using all the stuff that's just really

gentle and not really for acne-prone skin.

It lathers great.

It doesn't leave my skin feeling too dry,

which I have definitely found with some face washes.

So, just goin' in.

I really focus on my chin, nose, forehead.

Gonna rinse this off.

(water whooshing)

I have a habit of fanning my face

in between the different layers and steps.

I don't, I don't know.

My guests makes fun of me for it.

This is squeaky clean.

This next step, I find so much joy in.

It's just a hydrating toner from Biba,

but I spray this on my face every night, every morning.

I always do it right after I have washed my face.

It's so light, and it soaks in so fast.

I kind of think of it as like the first layer

that I'm putting on.

So, just misting that on.

You guys will notice that I don't put

a lot of stuff on my face.

You know, way back, I used to think

that more was always more with skin,

and makeup, and everything.

And I've sort of taken the opposite approach lately.

I used to cake on just all of these different,

heavy serums and oils on my face.

And I think sometimes mixing too many products

sort of weakens the strength of them,

and what their original purpose was.

And you're mixing all these ingredients,

and it really confuses your skin.

So, finding just like a really simple,

basic routine that I can follow

every single morning and night

has sort of been like my saving grace.

This next step I should be doing once a week.

Don't do it once a week,

but ideally once a week.

Using lots of Biba, listen, okay,

this is what I use every night.

This is her Holistic Detoxifying Mask With Charcoal.

Looks like that.

I'm just gonna apply this with a brush.

This mask is great for detoxing,

and cleaning out any impurities in your skin,

whether that be from pollution,

or anything that you're exposing yourself to.

I'll usually leave this on for about 10 minutes,

nothing crazy,

and sometimes I'll even just use it as a spot treatment,

and add it only onto my forehead or my nose.

I have very, very large pores on my nose.

Things are always getting stuffed up in there.

It's great for all skin types.

It feels a little tingly on your face

in like a refreshing way.

And it also smells so good.

So, I'm gonna leave this on my skin for 10 minutes,

walk around, do my thing.

And we're gonna wash it off.

Outside of the products that I am applying on my skin

every morning and night,

I think your skin care routine and your skin health

goes so much further than that.

You know, people always say, drink water, stay hydrated.

It is such a real thing.

Also with food, of course, the healthier you eat,

the healthier your skin will look and feel.

We're gonna wash this off now.

Please hold, this process takes very long.

There I go, waving the hands.

I don't know, it's a weird habit thing.

Okay, so at this point

my skin feels so clean and fresh,

and all that I want to do now

is just add that moisture back in.

We've only got two more steps.

We've got a serum and a moisturizer.

Another Biba product.

This is her Plant Stem Cell and Peptide Serum.

If there's anything I can recommend,

it would be this one out of her products.

I don't know what this is doing to my skin,

but all I know is I really, really,

really never want to stop using it.

Every so often I switch the surrounding products

that I'm using in my routine,

but this is the thing that just

always keeps my skin going and glowing.

And that rhymed.

This stuff is definitely on the pricier side.

The other day, the cap wasn't fully screwed on,

and I tipped it over and it fell,

and a little bit spilled out, and my heart shattered.

So, I like to just drip this a little bit

onto my forehead and my cheek.

And I lightly pat, slash, rub this onto my face.

And this stuff just glides right on.

I like to pat on my eyes

to make sure I am being gentle on them.

Also, very important

to bring everything down to your neck

in an upwards motion.

Doing a face mask on the neck, seemed a little extra,

but definitely doing this with the serum

and the moisturizer at the end.

This cream is absolutely insane.

It's also on the pricier side, very, very pricey.

It is the, I'm definitely gonna butcher this,

Augustinus Bader?

Augustinus Bader.

I believe it's one of the two, Augustinus Bader, I think.

I have their cream as well as their rich cream,

which is what I'm holding right now.

This is really good.

I am a sucker for any sort of cream

that is really thick and moisturizing,

and I know it's just going to stay on my face

throughout the entire night.

You know, when we're going to bed,

you're obviously not drinking any water

for those eight hours,

or however many hours you're sleeping for.

So, making sure that you have something on your face,

that's gonna keep it moisturized,

to kind of compensate for the lack of water

is really important.

So, I rub it around in my fingers.

And since this stuff is really thick,

I like to pat it into my skin versus kind of rubbing around.

'Cause it starts feeling like a little rough.

Like that's how thick it is, she's thick.

Here I am rubbing it on my forehead,

but yeah, definitely around here.

I just kind of make sure to just pat it in,

add it to my lips.

So, we're just gonna add this to the neck, as well.

Oh my gosh, well that is it for my nighttime routine.

Thank you guys so much for following along.

I know there weren't very many crazy steps,

but I like to keep it very simple for not only myself,

but my skin, it just seems to enjoy that more.

I'm gonna go head to bed.

Thank you guys so much for watching, bye.

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