Do You Really Need 10 Products?

No. And the reasons are more practical than philosophical.

Every additional product introduces another chance of irritation, another cost, and another thing to skip on a tired evening. Complexity is the enemy of consistency, and consistency is what produces results.

There is also the diagnostic problem. When ten products go on your face and something reacts, you have no way of identifying the cause. A short routine is a routine you can troubleshoot.

Use fewer products, chosen deliberately. Add one thing at a time, and only when you can explain what you expect it to do.