MELANO CC

MELANO CC

FeeFee342019-10-21T03:52:22.000Z
Is there a BHA product you'd recommend? I have normal-dry skin and am mostly interested in keeping
my skin soft and anti-aging. In the morning I currently use Melano CC, Stratia Liquid Gold, and Stratia Rewind followed by oil and sunscreen. At n
FeeFee342019-09-30T02:38:27.000Z
I use Melano CC in the morning, and my understanding is that none of them work well with vitamin C.+
Knock on wood, my skin is insanely resilient (the only thing it hates is rose??), but yes I'll be cautious!
verandie2019-09-14T17:53:44.000Z
This is what has helped me +
-Daily use of sunscreen -Differin every night (or maybe a little less, but still often) -Melano CC vit C -Etude House Soon Jung line - specifically
totalrock2019-09-12T21:33:41.000Z
I don’t break out from Melano CC
totalrock2019-09-06T13:53:04.000Z
Melano CC. You can find it on Yesstyle
FeeFee342019-09-02T22:10:52.000Z
Your daughter's preferences sound like mine. I'm quite a bit older though and mostly normal-dry. +
Based on what I've tried and what I've read on r/asianbeauty, I think she would like: Hada Labo Tokyo Hydrating Facial Cleanser Hada Labo Premium Go
FeeFee342019-08-31T14:55:51.000Z
What Paula's Choice products should I try? I've always been interested in this brand but never tried
it due to cheaper alternatives. I'd like to try a product or 2. I have normal-dry skin that's relatively resilient and not sensitive to anything excep
DrZoidberg2019-05-13T00:28:00.000Z
Nothing helps mine so I'm just living with them for the time being +
I'm going to try and get some laser done at some point... Tried Melano CC, Glycolic peels, tretinoin... All the things that promise "brighten
DrZoidberg2019-04-23T20:07:00.000Z
Melano CC. It's in a tube with a tiny, almost pin sized tip. Seems to preserve well for me.
alishabweinberg2019-04-14T06:24:00.000Z
Melano CC. Great stuff and super affordable-amazon.