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Minimalist skincare is a lazy excuse for people who refuse to learn what their skin actually needs.
As skincare costs rise and routines grow more complex, minimalist approaches are gaining traction—but critics argue they're a cop-out for avoiding real skin education. Cast your vote: is minimalism smart simplicity or just laziness?
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