Hi Jordan! Your skin looks so naturally-glowing here. I know you may have addressed your skin care regime at some other point in time, but would you care to share with me the products that you find most effective? I'm actually trying to work with my own skin (which is combination oily and dry), and I have not really found anything that has given me *consistent* results. Many thanks.

Thank you Jordan for your recommendations! With so many choices of skincare out there I am having a tough time picking the products that work for me. If you don't mind, I would like to ask you some other questions I am contemplating (and I understand if you, too, don't have a scientific answer; really, I'm interested in your opinions, so please feel free to answer in any way you see fit!). Okay, so here goes, my questions: (1) Do you think there is a significant difference between over-the-counter products you can find at your local drugstore versus more expensive designer skincare companies. To bring brands into the equation, I am thinking about trying a Shiseido serum that targets skin discoloration. It's one of the new products on the line but it is just so expensive (upwards of 150+ dollars). Granted that is supposed to last for several months, I'm weary to pay that much when I can find an Oil of Olay version for cheaper, much cheaper. (2) Do you use a toner? I myself haven't used one consistently, but I noticed when I was abroad this summer that many of the European skin specialists I spoke with (at pharmacies or just in the skin sections of department stores) stressed the need for toner. I also noticed that much of the skin sections seemed to be filled with these sorts of liquids (a slight change from what I'm accustomed to in the states). (3) For my oiler areas (and yes, I do admit that around my period I get unnecessary acne, even as an adult), do I really still need moisturizer? I have been told time in and time out that the answer to this question is YES, but I sense that these moisturizers are only worsening the breakouts. Any suggestions there? and finally (4) What is your opinion regarding sunscreen/suntan lotions? How do you juggle that into your skin care regimen? Thank you so much for your time and answers. I know I should seek a dermatologist's help as a follow-up, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts regarding it all, since you have maintained such beautiful skin. (And like they always say, the proof is in the pudding…).

Ok by me!