A-Derma

A-Derma

guessillgoeatgrass2020-01-07T12:53:55.000Z
I'm 39 (40 later this year) and probably not SC board approved, lol... but r/o
My skin is somewhat oily but gets dehydrated with dry spots in winter. No major concerns and not prone to breakouts, but my goal is always even textur
ShawP2020-01-06T01:30:33.000Z
REPOST:Crazy, I know, but I have 2 yrs (2018 & 2019) of empties that I thought might be enjoyed.++++
Time escaped me and I didn't post my 2018 finished products, so I saved them to post along with my 2019 finished products. Samples: Clinique pore
ShawP2020-01-06T01:26:35.000Z
REPOST: Crazy, I know, but I've 2 years (2018 & 2019) of products I've finished. Somehow, time++++++
escaped me and I didn't post my 2018 empties, so I saved them along with my 2019 finished products. Enjoy! Samples: Clinique pore minimizer, Mine
ShawP2020-01-06T01:12:48.000Z
REPOST:Crazy, I know, but I have 2 yrs (2018 & 2019) of empties that I thought might be enjoyed!++++
I did not make time to post my 2018 empties and just saved them along with 2019 finished products. So, enjoy! Samples: Clinique pore minimizer, Mi
wildflower2020-01-05T18:57:44.000Z
I got the TO rose hip oil and dislike the scent. I haven't found it to be any better than other face
oils I've used. I've also tried TO Marula Oil and Derma Doctor Kakadu C and they're ok, but won't repurchase. I used to use an olive oil for years tha
jnbfan2019-12-28T17:22:12.000Z
Oh no :( I used to use that one. But the white-cast was too strong on my olive skin. I hope +
you find a similar or better ss! Have you tried Ultrasun, Derma Sollotion or Anglamark? The last two have only new gen filters. I've been using Norev
autumn952019-12-24T01:06:42.000Z
Also A-Derma Exomega Balm (and lotion). The balm is very rich.
autumn952019-12-20T04:53:51.000Z
I was using ACV diluted well for a while. I think I will go back to it. I have such reactive s +
skin/scalp that I hesitate to try anything new like a new product with tea tree. I tried Derma E scalp relief and had bad results. Reviewed here on MU
Concord2019-12-17T10:34:10.000Z
A-derma Epitheliale Duo. It's designed to heal skin after cosmetic profedures. With oat, hyaluronic+
acid and that CICA thingamajig. It's very affordable - at least in Europe - and is easy to apply without rubbing or tugging.
InviticusRex2019-12-05T21:19:55.000Z
really i would try a derma pen on this. and then hydrocolloidal spot dressings. if you're patient+
and consistent i bet you can get a great result.