"For me, my skincare routine has evolved just as much as my makeup," Ferreira said. "I used to put on thick oils on my face, like rosehip oil or vitamin E oil, and lather it on my skin, and I was breaking out a lot. I learned that my skin just doesn't take that. Now, I keep it really simple."
What that looks like is exactly how it sounds: she cleanses with a milky face wash, she tones, and then she moisturises. "I like to use hydrating masks every so often, and sometimes do a yoghurt mask or a yeast mask. It's really good for my skin. I don't like to buy skincare products from big stores because I find that a lot of them tend to have fragrances in it, or can have these chemicals that I'm really sensitive to. Most of the big, major skincare brands that people live by, if I put it on my face it will break me out or give me dermatitis."