I use the following:
1) Moisture twice a day.
For dry skin - best bet is Aveeno which uses oatmeal and is dermatologicaly tested and does actually work or E45. Both are typically recommended by dermatologists.
Otherwise - No 7 make a good moisturiser for more sensitive skin. Also OZ Naturals have some quality products including a sea infused herbal moisturiser with vitamin c, vitamin e and algae keratin extract. Vitamin C is apparently good for collagen building. Whether this actually works or not fuck knows as I don't think it's dermatologically tested.
2) Cleanse twice a day.
I use Clarins cleanser, but it's more expensive. Sometime I use a Waitrose natural cleanser or Clearasil. Really they all do the job.
3) Toner twice a day.
I use Clarins again.
http://www.boots.com/en/Clarins-Cleansin...Skin_7257/
Both cleanser and toner I use with cosmetic cotton pads before washing down with cold water.
4) Exfoliator - twice a week.
Just rub a little bit of gel on your face. Again the usual companies do these Nivea (cheap), Clarins, No7 etc.
5) Under eyes - OZ Naturals, No7 have some good stuff for this to try to reduce the dark circles.
6) Scar care - if you have slight bruises or cuts anywhere I apply silicon gel Kelo Cote before going to sleep. It is scientifically proven to reduce scarring. One other one which is really good is Biafine, which is also good for burning and the like.
7) Concealer - If you want to take it to the next level you can buy some quality concealer if you have scars or want to hide any wrinkles on the face. Just make sure it closely matches your skin colour.
8) Lip balm - for cold sores/dry lips. Carmex seem to be the best of the mainstream brands for this. I regularly use it three plus times a day as my lips go very dry.
No homo.