4 types of skincare products Kylie Jenner swears by for her nighttime beauty routine

Kylie told her Instagram followers that every night she cleans off her makeup, washes her face, and tops it off with serums from her skincare line.

• Kylie Jenner shared her nighttime skincare routine using products from her Kylie Skin line with her followers on Instagram.
• Jenner's routine consists of four products: makeup cleanser, face wash, and two serums.
• The influencer keeps it simple by cleaning off her makeup, washing her face, and topping it off with the serums.
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Kylie Jenner shared her simple nighttime beauty routine on Instagram featuring products from her Kylie Skin line.

The influencer and beauty entrepreneur's routine only consists of four products: a makeup cleanser, a face wash, and two hydrating serums.

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Jenner begins by stripping off all of the products on her face using Kylie Skin Makeup Melting Cleanser.

Oil-based cleansers like this are useful for removing waterproof makeup products like foundation and mascara without having to scrub your skin, which can be harsh.

"This has changed everything," Jenner told her followers.

Once her makeup is off, Jenner follows up by cleansing the oil off her face using two pumps of the Kylie Skin Foaming Face Wash.

For an added boost of hydration, Jenner finishes her routine with two serums: the Kylie Skin Hyaluronic Acid Serum and Kylie Skin Vitamin C Serum.

Hyaluronic acid is an ingredient often found in creams and moisturizers used to lock in hydration and keep the skin balanced. Insider previously reported experts recommend it to prevent premature aging.

Dermatologists previously told Insider they recommend vitamin C serums to brighten the skin, as vitamin C lightens dark spots and hyperpigmentation. Vitamin C is also a common ingredient used to prevent aging.

While Jenner's routine is simple, it follows the basic steps a beauty routine should consist of: cleaning, serums, and hydration, dermatologists told Insider.