NIOD

NIOD

Andee2020-11-04T16:03:46.000Z
Sorry for the late reply. I use a bunch of different things to get that plumped effect+++
My current nightcream is usually Skinfix Triple Barrier which I mix w/ a drop of one of 3 depending on how dry my skin feels: NIOD MMHC2, squalane or
ninotchka2020-11-01T21:21:23.000Z
Tysm. I would love to try the NIOD, but the marine/coconut things make it a no-go for me. ++
I used the Replenix CP serum for years and Skinceuticals C for that matter, but I've been doing modified AB for so long, I now balk at the prices. I d
rayoflight2020-11-01T20:36:21.000Z
I rate NIOD's Survival 0 rather highly, it has an array of different antioxidants and depending +
on what your skin likes, Survival 0 is an elegant (aside from the colour) and relatively inoffensive formulation, it's not harsh or low pH and doesn't
Andee2020-10-31T00:12:34.000Z
NIOD MMHC2
practicalz2020-10-26T01:09:29.000Z
I cherry pick from both companies...
From Inkey: Transexamic acid (nice, light texture; the jury is still out on cumulative effects) From The Ordinary/Hylamide/NIOD: I've never repurchas
Andee2020-10-11T17:19:42.000Z
If I'm not wearing MU, I've just been using my SS. At night either LRP Ultra Sensitive Skin or+
Skinfix Triple Barrier. I mix either with a drop of NIOD MMHC2 which is a multi-molecular weight HA serum. If I'm going to wear MU, I am using up Barb
Andee2020-09-30T20:22:06.000Z
No expert here but I like NIOD MMHC2 that Rayoflight mentioned.
rayoflight2020-09-30T19:55:45.000Z
These ones: +++
NIOD MMHC2 Hada Labo Gokujyun lotion Hada Labo Shirojyun lotion Hada Labo Shirojyun Premium lotion (they all three do basically same, but the text
rayoflight2020-09-30T17:49:11.000Z
Nope, there’s worlds of differences between one product and the next, they all have in common that +
they bind water, but the differences are other ingredients also in a specific product vs just a form of hyaluronate, like Hada Labo adds a bunch of di
Swimblock2020-09-30T01:15:52.000Z
There are several TO serums I love: EUK 134, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, Resvertrol 3% + Ferulic ++
Acid, Buffet + Peptides. The Ascorbyl Tetra is an oil based serum but it sinks in quickly. I follow it with the Resvertrol 3% + Ferulic Acid so betwe