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Dermatologists often recommend Neutrogena since the company tends to be transparent in its ingredients lists.

The gold-standard drugstore brand also prioritizes safety in product testing and consistently updates its products with well-researched additives.

The Hydro Boost Gel-Cream is a great option for those who have oily skin because it manages to hydrate the skin without feeling heavy.

Made with hyaluronic acid and glycerin to lock in moisture, this gel-cream is oil-free, dye-free, and fragrance-free to keep sensitive skin calm while also helping prevent additional breakouts.

Although this product from Peter Thomas Roth is pricier than other options on this list, this moisturizer had us at “cloud cream.”

Reviewers say this cream is lightweight while still packing in plenty of hydrating power thanks to its concentration of 30 percent hyaluronic acid, an ingredient that helps lock in moisture and address fine lines and wrinkles.

It can also be a great pro-aging option for treating fine lines and wrinkles. This is thanks to ceramides, which are a type of lipid or fatty acid that is naturally found in skin cells. Ceramides make up about 50 percent of your outer skin layer and work to lock in moisture.

This cream also contains elderberry, which has antioxidants to help your skin stay young-looking.

If you commonly experience acne, you’re definitely not alone. It makes sense to seek out skin care products that may prevent breakouts, which is why the Origins Clear Improvement Moisturizer may be a good option.

The formula contains salicylic acid, which can exfoliate your skin and help keep pores clear.

This paraben-free and oil-free moisturizer also contains bamboo charcoal, a natural exfoliant that may help absorb dirt and clean clogged pores.

In combination with salicylic acid, this moisturizer keeps skin refreshed, hydrated, and bouncy, say reviewers.

If you prefer to use natural products that contain organic ingredients, this budget-friendly drugstore find is for you. It contains natural additives, like tomatoes, watermelon, and red tea, along with antioxidants and sebum-fighting absorbers to combat acne-causing oil.

The formula even has lycopene, most commonly found in red fruits and vegetables, which has antioxidants to detoxify free radicals.

This fragrance-free moisturizer from BeautyStat can be a great buy if you’re looking to avoid irritants found in artificial scents.

This product can help skin stay smooth and supple thanks to soothing ingredients, like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and probiotics, which has been found to help balance your microbiome, which may help reduce skin issues like dryness, acne, and wrinkles.

The formula is regarded as being safe for all skin types, plus it’s cruelty-free and dermatologist approved.

Nighttime is the prime time to promote skin health. In the evening, focus on repairing any damage done throughout the day by applying thicker products to lock in hydration.

CeraVe is an affordable brand commonly touted by dermatologists thanks to its gentle formulas and transparent ingredients.

This oil-free nighttime lotion aims to moisturize your skin as you sleep.

The formula includes Multivesicular Emulsion (MVE) technology, which slowly releases key ingredients over time to absorb into the skin to hydrate, repair, restore, and maintain the skin’s natural barrier. There are also ceramides and hyaluronic acid.

Although this moisturizer is more of a splurge, its price point is for good reason. If you often feel as though your skin is greasy, this formula from SkinMedica is designed to be super sheer.

It’s made with hyaluronic acid and vitamins C and E to stave off pollutants in the environment.

The brand recommends applying the moisturizer twice per day after cleansing, toning, and acne treatments for optimal results.

If you regularly wear makeup, the thought of layering foundation with a moisturizer probably sounds less than appealing, especially if oily skin is a concern.

Luckily, this tinted moisturizer is a multiuse product: It can cover breakouts, redness, and acne scars, and also works to prevent fine lines and wrinkles with vitamins C and E. Even better, the formula protects the skin from the sun with SPF 20.

It also contains chamomile, which may help soothe sensitive skin.

The formula is made to be lightweight and is vegan, oil-free, and dermatologist tested. It contains vitamins E, A, and C, along with mineral pigments that help soften the skin.

This affordable moisturizer from Cetaphil does it all. It can help reduce oil and shine while still managing to hydrate and protect the skin with SPF 30.

This lightweight moisturizer is fragrance-free. It works to absorb surface oil and provide a mattifying effect, so it may be good for people with oily and sensitive skin.

It’s also been clinically tested and is hypoallergenic and noncomedogenic, which means it won’t irritate the skin or clog pores.

This moisturizer will give you the most bang for your buck since it can be used on the face, hands, and body to prevent acne and dryness. Its gentle formula may even help relieve eczema.

Whether you are downloading videos from the Internet or getting them from other people, there is a high chance that you will come across MKV files. Let’s talk about what they are and how you can use them on your computer.

Before we talk about what MKV files are, let’s look at a little history. MKV files, also known as Matroska Video files originated in Russia in 2002. The lead developer, Lasse Kärkkäinen, worked with the founder of Matroska, Steve Lhomme, and a team of programmers to create this comprehensive multimedia container file format. It got its name from the Russian word for Nesting Dolls, matryoshka.

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The Matroska project was developed as an open standards project, which means that it is open source and completely free for anyone who wants it for personal use. The company also has a lot of resources on their website, including a list of playback options. As time went on, the format was improved and in 2010, it became the basis for the WebM multimedia format.

Contrary to popular belief, MKV files are not an audio or video compression format. MKV files are actually multimedia container formats. An MKV container can incorporate audio, video, and subtitles into a single file—even if those elements use different types of encoding. For example, you could have a MKV file that contains H.264 video and something like MP3 or AAC for audio.

MKV container files were designed to be future proof, meaning that the files would not become outdated. Matroska developers included several key features to make this happen, including things like:

The MKV container itself also supports almost any audio and video format, making the format highly adaptive and easy to use.

Because MKV isn’t an industry standard, not all media players support it—even though support has grown rapidly. You have two main options for playing MKV files: using an MKV compatible media player or downloading the appropriate codecs for the media player you prefer.

Our favorite choice for playing MKV files is VLC media player—mostly because it has built-in support and doesn’t require that you install anything else. Downloading and installing the program is easy if you follow these directions. Begin by navigating to the official download page at videolan.org. Beware of going anywhere else, because a lot of crapware vendors have fake VLC download sites.

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Simply run the downloaded file to install VLC. The entire installation process should take no more than two or three minutes.

After the install is done, you’ll be able to watch any of your MKV files. Note that, while VLC does associate itself with all supported video and audio formats during the installation—including MKV—it does not register itself as the default app for those file types.

To watch an MKV file using VLC, right-click the MKV file, point to “Open With,” and then choose “VLC Media Player.”

To make VLC the default player for MKV files so that you can just double-click a file when you want to watch a video, right-click any MKV file, point to “Open With,” and then click “Choose Another App.”

In the app selection window, select “VLC media player,” enable the “Always use this app to open .mkv files” option, and then click “OK.”

After that, you can just double-click an MKV file to have it open in VLC.

Of course, not everyone likes VLC player. If it doesn’t suit you, the Matroska website offers a few suggestions for media players for Windows with built-in support.

If you would prefer to use Windows Media Player or another Windows player that doesn’t already support MKV files, you can. In order to add that support, you’ll need to install some support files known as codecs (the name is shorthand for compression/decompression). These codecs help your video player understand how to decompress files that it doesn’t natively support.

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It sounds great, but there’s a reason we list downloading codecs as an alternative to using a video player with built-in support. Codecs are notorious for bundling in crapware or, worse, malware. The good news is that, if you’re careful about where you get your codecs (and future updates to them), they’re a perfectly viable option.

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We highly recommend heading to Ninite—a great resource for getting clean installs of lots of useful apps. The good folks at Ninite make it their mission to provide downloads completely free of any bundled nonsense. Ninite offers a codec pack named the Combined Community Codec Pack (CCCP)—a popular set of codecs that cover a large number of file formats.

On the main Ninite page, select the “CCCP” option—and any other apps that strike your fancy—and then click “Get Your Ninite.” When your file downloads, run it to install all the programs you selected.

Once you’ve installed the codecs you might have to restart your computer, but generally you can just start playing files at that point.

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