The Ultimate Skincare Stockpile Guide (No, It’s Not Just For Christmas)

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Can we talk about how December is basically a skincare shopping bonanza? I’m the type of person who gets obsessed with deals, but honestly, I’ve learned to weaponize my own impulses. I took this photo…

Can we talk about how December is basically a skincare shopping bonanza? I’m the type of person who gets obsessed with deals, but honestly, I’ve learned to weaponize my own impulses. I took this photo because I was basically dying to buy everything in December, but then I realized: I only have one face, products expire, and I’m not a human raccoon. So now, whenever I feel that “I need this” urge, I just look at this pic and go, “Okay, let’s finish X product first.” It’s my cheat code for avoiding impulse buys. And yeah, I’m still not buying anything before June, but the urge? It’s real.

Let me break down my current routine (spoiler: it’s basically the same as my 2025 empties post, but with more opinions). Skin type: sensitive, dry, dehydrated, and prone to hormonal/seasonal acne. Climate: tropical hot humid. So I’m basically a human sauna with a skincare budget. My cleansers? Banila Co Cleansing Balms are my BFFs—they’re cheaper, smell better, and still do the job. Shiseido’s d Program Cleansing Foam is gentle but not extra special. Biore Cleansing Milk? It stings my eyes, so nope. Matsukiyo Cleansing Oil is my hidden gem—it’s like the cheaper cousin of Shuuemura, and I’ve finished four bottles already.

Toners and emulsions are my holy water. Naturie Hatomugi Lotion is my go-to for hydration, and the d Program Moist Care Milk is my holy grail. For thicker moisturizers, I’m still hunting for something that doesn’t break the bank (and doesn’t include niacinamide). Sunscreens? Biore UV Aqua Rich Essence is my under-makeup secret, but the TONE UP version is my daily hero. And yes, I’ve tried the eye cream—Sana namerka honpo VitE is a solid intro, but it didn’t fix my dark circles.

So what’s your stockpile strategy? Do you have a “use it before it’s gone” rule? Or are you just here for the eye cream drama? 💄

❓ People Also Ask

How to start a 2026 stockpile?

Focus on essentials like food, water, and medical supplies. Prioritize shelf-stable items, learn storage tips, and plan for emergencies.

What items are best for a 2026 stockpile?

Non-perishable food, water, first aid kits, flashlights, and batteries. Include tools, cash, and emergency blankets for preparedness.


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