A-Derma

A-Derma

Shanon_872020-03-04T21:29:35.000Z
Snail, Black Bee or Pyunkang Yul Essence? Hypersensitive clog prone, KBeauty questions-
Im super sensitive, a tret. user, clog prone, prone to redness and reactions. I can't use any products that contain petroleum, silicones, coconut deri
productjunkie762020-03-03T20:49:23.000Z
I remember that product r/o
maybe post the ingredients. I remember using Derma-life skin care formula which had a small % of sal acid in it. It was a little thicker than a tone
autumn952020-02-29T13:56:39.000Z
I have the sheer zinc from Silk Naturals. It is a nice, affordable powder. Also (Link)+
https://www.silknaturals.com/store/index.php/ultra-sheer-zinc-finishing-powder.html It is wearable in the sense I could wear a heavy layer over sunsc
rayoflight2020-02-28T19:07:13.000Z
As with any powder sunscreen - waste of time, money and resources because +
similarly to cream, liquid or powder makeup and applies to powder sunscreens - can’t be applied in thick enough layer to protect anything, not as base
lauraP3332020-02-17T20:56:59.000Z
Maybe try Josie Maran Vitamin C and Argan oil, Peter Thomas Roth rop
Vitamin Truth Serum. Or even Derma E Vitamin C serums... They may smell a little better and are easier to use...I agree, Vitamin C is smelly..
Lizzy282020-02-07T19:11:40.000Z
RoC, Uriage, LRP, SVR and A-Derma also have Cica creams; all gentle, unfragranced and w/o other rop
potentially irritating ingredients. I'm going to get the A-Derma soon as well. But IMO/IME they shouldn't be used daily instead of "regular" moisturiz
rayoflight2020-02-07T13:47:12.000Z
Probably depends on the exact product and what’s in there, but if your skin +
gets dried out by zinc or s product as a whole - it’s counterproductive, no matter what else potentially beneficial ingredients there might be. I
rayoflight2020-02-03T22:20:10.000Z
Haven’t tried the Buffet with copper by The Ordinary, but Niod Cais seemed ok, except I don’t +
think it actually did anything. It’s kinda the theme with me and copper peptide products that don’t have any other noteworthy ingredients in there (Ce
Vanille2020-01-21T15:33:07.000Z
Congrats for doing this! I'm phasing out and going 100% cruelty free too.++
I'm not sure what brands you have access to. I'm in Québec, Canada. I love and use Reversa (a dermocosmetic brand that is vegan and cruelty free), Dru
Lochinvar2020-01-11T07:05:49.000Z
use them, derma e have a vit c at priceline, skinceuticals also sell a good vit c - others are:
paula's choice, glyco (online store), clinique, its up to you and your budget, I've used the TO one and it was fine.