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what skincare (serums & ingredients) are people using these days?

I got into skincare when I was in my early 20s, maybe ~5 years ago, and have had a pretty consistent routine over that time with some or all of the following ingredients (obviously not all at the same time):

- hyaluronic acid

- niacinamide

- vitamin c

- SPF (obviously!)

- glycolic acid

- lactic acid

- azelaic acid

- salicylic acid

- retinol/retinal

Obviously when I stated out I did a lot of research and eventually settled on a routine with the above but now I see so many different products (eg just by The Ordinary) whose names/ingredients I don’t recognise! eg PDRN, volufiline

As the title says, are there any big players now that are really useful, effective, popular? That I ought to look into?

I fear I’ve missed out on developments in the skincare world and now may be missing some things that would be good to introduce (or replace any of the above)!

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what skincare (serums & ingredients) are people using these days?