Skincare routine for those who can't splurge on Korean or high‑end products

[Anjali]

[Bharat]

Any reviews on the sunscreen? Is it good for oily skin?

[Ashok]

I haven't heard good things about Deconstruct Sunscreens. I tried their gel sunscreen and honestly the new formula is disappointing. A yellow gel separated from the cream, felt unstable. They say they've fixed it, but I'm not sure about the new batch - I've seen it happen twice.

Could anyone share their experience with the Ponds moisturizer? I really want to try it since it's so budget‑friendly. Please tell us your skin type too, OP. Also, what do you use that rose water for?

[Harry]

It's a myth that Korean skincare works for everyone. Their skin type and climate are totally different from ours. Indian pharma products are underrated just because they don't look fancy.

[Vinod]

Looks like a solid routine! Expensive doesn't always mean better.

[Arif]

For the Deconstruct sunscreen, are you using the new‑gen filter version or the old‑gen one? I've heard the new version separates oil. If it's the new‑gen, when did you buy it?

[Ajay]

Anyone got a review of the Ponds gel moisturizer?

[Harshit]

You don't need Korean skincare products. They're pricey and don't work for everyone. Your product lineup looks good. If you have oily skin, I'd recommend Moisturex Hydra - it's quite affordable. Also, try to avoid sheet masks; they don't do much and are just single‑use waste.

[Sonal]

That Apollo rose water is awesome! It's basically a dupe of Kama Ayurveda.

[Kunal]

How would you review the eye‑treatment roll‑on from Conscious Chemist? Have you been using it long enough to see any difference?