A-Derma

A-Derma

haikuforu2021-04-19T03:34:50.000Z
Drunk Elephant Protini. It's not a cheap one. I read that Derma-E makes a cheaper dude.
MelissaGinParis2021-04-12T14:42:54.000Z
FOTDs? Mine (aka: Let's try to see how much MU I can pile on in the name of >
rotating my stash! :) FACE Madara Derma Collagen Hydra Fill Firming Serum (sample) - I really liked this! I might buy it Eeek, didn't expect it to b
4eyes2021-04-09T11:40:53.000Z
There are few "musts." I would say the few are: 1. be sure to use a gentle, lower pH cleanser,+ 2.
2. if your skin needs moisturizer, use it, but if not, don't. Avoid anything that is overly cleansing, too stripping, too irritating (people go way o
Lizzy282021-04-05T14:42:07.000Z
Thanks all! It will be the A-Derma Stick;-)
rayoflight2021-04-05T09:37:49.000Z
The A-Derma stick is so nice. It's very similar to the Avene stick. but A-Derma has those +
special protein-free oats in their sun products and I like their soothing properties, so most other things being similar between Avene and A-Derma, bu
jnbfan2021-04-05T00:46:20.000Z
I like the A-Derma. There is another one I like from a brand called Apotekets.
savanah2021-04-04T17:32:39.000Z
sensitive with rosacea and love the A-derma. Zero white cast, non irritating around eye area...
makeup applies well over it. It has a slight sheen until it dries down.
quakingaspen2021-04-04T15:34:58.000Z
I like the A-derma one and haven't tried the others to compare. I have only used it around eyes+
not all over the eyes just in corner areas. Not too shiny but does have some shine. Where do you want to use it? What are your expectations?
Jaass2021-04-04T13:57:34.000Z
A-Derma Exomega lotion. No SPF, use it as my night cream
Lizzy282021-04-04T13:57:18.000Z
Sunscreen sticks: I'm looking for a sunscreen stick (easy, portable so great for travelling etc.) ro
Dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. What do you think of these? For facial use. Esp. in terms of ss filters (pref. no outdated, questionable filters) and fi