A-Derma

A-Derma

katties2021-05-06T18:32:15.000Z
Medela, La Roche Posay has giant tubes, A-derma - look for stuff for kids in general+
it's often 5x the amount of stuff as the sensitive version for grown-ups
restingwitchface2021-05-06T01:29:50.000Z
a-derma epitheliale a.h duo cream, apply 2-3x a day
jnbfan2021-05-02T15:05:40.000Z
LRP Hydrating Cream/Ultra Cream. Also, sticks like A-Derma XTreme stick. Mineral sunscreens +
tend to be gentle around the eyes too but they might not offer as much protection as the first two. Mineral+sunglasses 😎
Lizzy282021-05-01T21:26:52.000Z
New: Avene Intense Protect SPF50+ (tried a sample; loved it and bought a FS tube). A-Derma rop
Invisible Stick SPF50+ is on its way to try. My other favourite sunscreens are still the same (all Euro). I didn't like Ultrasun ss, P20, Uriage or Bi
jnbfan2021-04-27T15:41:16.000Z
I love A-Derma Sun Stick! It isn't "hard" like many other sticks so there is less drag. I use it aro
my eyes. Although, in very cold weather, I warm it up between my hands before application.
Lizzy282021-04-27T15:38:27.000Z
Eucerin, A-Derma Exomega, Sebamed, LRP Lipikar. All liquid (never used bar "soaps" and never will;-)
Lizzy282021-04-27T15:23:29.000Z
I still like LRP Ultra Cream FF SPF50+ but I like the Avene Intense Protect SPF50+ even better;-) ro
My next ss purchase will be A-Derma Invisbile Sun Stick.
BigSwingingOvaries2021-04-24T20:07:39.000Z
Any but I’d take a mini bottle of bio derma micellar water +
Or the nivea micellar gel if worried about spillage
quakingaspen2021-04-24T00:48:34.000Z
2nd. See what people say if they put out a matte one or A-derma one. Not very interested anyway.
katties2021-04-23T17:03:12.000Z
No retinoids, no hydroquinone, no salicylic acid above 2%, but most skincare is fine+
I also avoided anything fragranced - fragance is really never good for skin. I also avoided far most chemical exfoliants because my skin became more..