Today’s New York Times features a fantastic story by Natasha Singer about a number of dermatologists who recommend simplifying your daily skincare regimen. You don’t need a 15-step, half-hour routine each day—something that Hommegrooming has been saying for a long time now. Instead, these derms recommend just 3 products: a mild cleanser, a sunscreen, and a treatment product if you have wrinkles, acne or spots of sun damage. You don’t have to spend a whole lot, either. Brands available at drugstores work just fine—especially now that brands like La Roche-Posay are available at select CVS stores.

One of the most interesting points in the article was the discussion of whether or not people need to use moisturizers. I’m a big proponent of moisturizer because I have dry skin at the moment and it helps protect skin against the winter cold. I do think that some people can get away with not using a moisturizer. However, you shouldn’t skip the sunscreen and most sunscreens contain moisturizing ingredients.

Here’s what Dr. Diane C. Madfes, a clinical instructor at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in Manhattan, recommends for daily skincare:

1. Cetaphil Cleanser—a very gentle, non-foaming cleanser that’s great for all skin types. It can be used with or without water.

2. La Roche-Posay Anthelios SX—Mexoryl SX sunscreen is combined with moisturizer.

3. A treatment product to fix any other skin issues, such as Clean & Clear Persa Gel (10% Benzoyl Peroxide) for Acne, Neutrogena Wrinkle Cream (with Retinol) for wrinkles, and Olay Total Effects for redness.

Guys will still need to use a shaving cream, but you really don’t need an aftershave. Your moisturizer with sunscreen will do the trick.