A-Derma

A-Derma

KimD5772019-01-02T14:28:00.000Z
ugh thanks for the info++
INLY problem is MO/petrolatum is a no go for me Ive tried at least 2-3x and got horrible horrible breakouts *sigh* do u have any other suggestion
rayoflight2019-01-02T10:53:00.000Z
If your skin isn't sensitive to sugar-derived alkyl surfactants then are a +++
gentle option because they are non-ionic (no ionic charge, unlike cationic like cetearyl alcohol, for example), but they can lead to allergic contact
KimD5772019-01-02T10:37:00.000Z
Thanks,,tried vanicream a few times and seems to be drying++
thanks for the a-derma rec...need understand if I have to avoid coco betaine what other coco deriv. should I try to avoid coco-glucoside..,but w avoi
rayoflight2019-01-02T10:32:00.000Z
A-derma Rheacalm Micellar Cleansing Milk works really nicely for me and could +
be worth a look. It's really gentle on skin, almost soothing, and works as a wipe-off with pad or tissue and as rinse-off with water. Water-resistant
Nemea2019-01-01T08:27:00.000Z
Why bother testing new things++
In 99% of the cases, it ends up being a waste of time, and I either end up disliking the new products, or reacting to them. Case in point: I just t
Gibby812018-12-31T19:57:00.000Z
I didn’t have good luck w a derma roller, after awhile it made me break out really bad. On the oth
er hand my best friend loves hers and never caused her any issues
Lizzy282018-12-28T17:03:00.000Z
I tried A-Derma, LRP, Avene, Bioderma (3 different ones), Eucerin, Garnier, L'Oreal, RoC, rop
Klorane, SVR, Yves Rocher, Vichy and a couple of others. It's nice having a micellar cleanser for occasional use and the Nivea is readily available an
lema002018-12-19T07:50:00.000Z
Has anyone tried using a Derma roller to get rid of hyperpigmentation?
I’ve heard great things about it and I would like to try it out, but I don’t know if I should get a 0.5mm one or a 1 mm one. The internet gives differ
rayoflight2018-12-18T18:40:00.000Z
If a cleanser leaves skin tight then chances are it's too harsh. Unless your skin gets dry and +++
tight even after a water rinse, but in that scenario a cleanser that also has same end-result is not helpful. For what it's worth, CeraVe Foaming C
Lorel12018-11-26T10:14:00.000Z
I loved it too. I can’t use it anymore due to a burning
sensation, so just a heads up! I was looking into Dove Derma Cleanser. It supposed to act like a cream cleanser & remove mu easily. I will be trying t