Hey guys! My first shelfie post. After a few years of experimenting, I've found a few things that work for me and I'd like to share.

Skin type: oily/sensitive*
* - mild breakouts related to food, dirt, hormones, lifestyle changes

Product list (in order in which I use them)

1. La Roche-Posay Effaclar purifiying foaming gel for oily sensitive skin - my HG so far, the only product here I've been using for years straight and it's been working well. However, I noticed that when I introduced acids, my skin started to feel a bit tight after cleansing. That brings me to...

• 1.1 Bioderma Sebium gel moussant - My pharma recommended this as a dupe and gave me a few of these babies. That's what I've been using for a few days now (introduced it to my routine at the same time with TO's MH) and it's great! Leaves my skin clear and fresh, not tight. Will strongly consider buying it if the good feeling continues for another week.

1. The Ordinary Marine Hyaluronics - My first taste of TO. I've read everything I could find here and ventured to buy it after
   some consideration. Lots of people were commenting on the smell - mine has none. Not sure if it has to do with a
   different batch or they improved it. Next thing that bothered people was the watery consistency. This one is a
   preference, really. I am not bothered by it because a little goes a long way. You have to act fast when you apply it, or
   maybe use cotton pads, but I just drip drop on my face right away. I use it everyday now and I've seen improvement
   in just two days. It didn't cause any breakouts and at times I've even skipped moisturizing (it's veeery humid here these
   past two days so I don't have to worry about hyaluronic acid absorbing water from my face directly)
   

• 2.2 Gly concentrated drops based on gycolic acid - This product is confusing me like crazy, I have to admit. I bought it at my local pharmacy a few months ago, I use it once, maybe twice a week. My confusion stems from not knowing the exact percentage of the glycolic acid so I've been super careful for the first few times. I bought it as a recommendation and figured I'll do my research after. (Dooon't do thaaaat, I've just been lucky) Internet research didn't tell me much. The product is okay but I will not repurchase and I'll keep looking for another AHA. When I use this, I don't use TO MH.
  

1. Chanel Blue Serum (eye) - This was a gift and I absolutely love it. The truth is, I will not repurchase. I'd like to find
   something sustainable (price wise). The consistency is light and creamy, the skin feels wonderful afterwards. A few
   more pumps of this baby and it's adios!

2. Nono Remiđo lavender flower water - If I could pick just two things and ditch the rest of the shelf, it's my cleanser and
   this guy. I hate the smell of lavender, it reminds me of old closets, but I swallow my pride on this one. Thermal waters
   in the past and hydrolats of lavender and tea tree essential oils are my saviors, especially when I don't wear make-up,
   and in the summer when I wash my face with water a few times a day, swim, etc. I just spray and my skin instantly feels
   leveled up and refreshed. (Good things I've used before: La Roche-Posay thermal water, Avene thermal water, Lush Tea
   Tree oil water)

3. Bioderma Sebium Hydra face cream + Yves Rocher Hydra Vegetal face cream - You probably noticed I don't have a face cream. I'm still searching, after much trial and error. Yves Rocher one is officially out of the competition as of yesterday, and I'll keep up Bioderma for at least two more weeks to see how it suits me. So far so good.

4. Sundance (Med) UltraSensitive sun fluide SPF 50 - I don't use it when I'm not out it the sun, but it's been a great asset on my vacation and while biking to work. It's a bit heavier than I expected and it was an urgent purchase, so once this guy's out I'll look for a lighter consistency. That said, this one is veeery cheap and very effective.

OTHER:

Yves Rocher Pur Bleuet eye makeup remover - Due to work, every once in a while I have very heavy makeup, so this is what I use. It's oily and my eyes love it, using it for about two years now and definitely will continue.

Twinlab Stress B-complex tabs - I like using one or two supplements at a time, at most. Just so I can more easily figure out what works and what doesn't. This one is good so far, but no drastic noticeable results. When I use this up I'll go back to MSM powder, that did wonders for my skin and hair a year and a half ago.

NOT PICTURED BUT CONSIDERING:

La Roche Posay ultra-toleriane fluide
Kiehl's Midgnight Recovery oil

My questions (if you've come this far, congrats!):
What would be a good substitute for my current acid, what can I look into?
Serums that have worked for you and you love?
Face creams with lightweight formulas for oily/sensitive skin?
Your experiences are definitely welcome and appreciated.
Thanks!