A SKINCARE expert has shared her budget-friendly go-to anti-aging routine.

The content creator revealed her favorite product for each step, including a two-in-one item she swears by.

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In her video, TikTok user Dr Shereene Idriss (@shereeneidriss) explained: “I’m a board-certified dermatologist and you do not need to spend a million dollars on an anti-aging skincare routine.

“[You can] get a really solid one for underneath $100,” the 40-year-old said.

For her first tip, Shereene recommended ditching cleanser in the morning.

“You can skip it [in the morning] and wash your face with water at night,” she told viewers.

The TikToker advised her followers to use the $9 Vanicream gentle cleanser.

For removing makeup, Shereene suggested pairing the prouct with an $11 micellar water from Bioderma.

She continued: “On to exfoliation, I love Alpha Hydroxy Acids, also known as AHAs, especially glycolic acid because it helps to settle their turnover and it has anti-aging benefits.”

The dermatologist recommended the $13 AHA treatment, available at Sephora.

Shereene revealed that she uses the products “at night a few times a week.”

For her next tip, she advised her followers to invest in good serums, such as Vitamin C and retinol.

The skincare expert suggested using Vanicream’s $19 Vitamin C serum, available at Target.

She also recommended beginning slow with your retinol routine, beginning with two nights a week.

For advanced retinol users, Shereene revealed: “You can use the retinol as an under-eye cream but buffer it first by using Vaseline underneath your eyes and then using a tiny bit of retinol on top.”

Finally, the anti-aging expert explained that she swears by the $22 two-in-one moisturizer from La Roche Posay Toleraine.

“It doubles as a moisturizer and an SPF because it’s loaded with ceramides and you get SPF 30 protection,” she told viewers.

Shereene concluded: “There you have it, a solid anti-aging skincare routine for less than $100.”

TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the advice.

“Been skipping morning cleanser for years now thanks to you from YouTube,” wrote one viewer.

Another impressed follower said: “Who else is just staring at her glistening supple skin?”

“I know you’re talking sense and I’m so glad,” commented a third person.

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