Skin Actives

Skin Actives

KimD5772021-08-28T14:27:03.000Z
Anyone here or try new inkey cleanser?
I haven’t tried any of the inkey products I’m 48 w very clog prone but sensitive reactive combo dehydrated skin I never tried the oat balm cleanser
KimD5772021-08-27T23:26:54.000Z
Thanks for the info++
NO unfortunately with my sensitive skin I don't use any actives ...been that way for years now (a little BP on spots only here and there) Thanks for
dottielsj2021-08-27T13:43:44.000Z
Being obsessed with my skin care AM and PM. Plus using a chemical exfoliant ++
Every 7-10 days, which is probably the biggest game changer for me. I started using the Elemis Dynamic Resurfacing Pads and WOW!!! Started every oth
sugarglazed2021-08-26T17:08:29.000Z
This sounds like hormonal acne if nothing has changed ++
If you have the option to go to a derm do that, they have all the tools to help. If I were in your situation I’d go with the blandest most simple ro
dottielsj2021-08-23T17:22:52.000Z
I honestly had exact same issue with every foundation until I started ++
Using a chemical exfoliant on a regular basis. THAT banished every flake and has kept them all at bay to this day UNLESS I forget…if a single flake a
Lizzy282021-08-20T18:12:02.000Z
It's not the fault of the Retin-A. First of all you should never use old/expired products. Second ro
one needs to build up Retin-A tolerance slowly; like once a week for a month, then twice a week and so on. And laying off any other actives like Vit.C
Lizzy282021-08-14T11:39:04.000Z
3rd. Avene Retrinal is a good option for OTC. Tretinoin Cream is of course most effective but rop
has way more risk of irritation, dryness etc. I used Avene Eluage Cream Retinaldehyde (d/cd) before moving up to rX Tretinoin Cream. I have dry, sens
4eyes2021-08-11T15:32:39.000Z
I like Cerave Foaming, Neutrogena Ultra Gentle foaming, and Bioderma Sensibio DS+
In winter I can use the non-foaming versions of the Cerave and the Neutrogena. I do not usually like cleansers w/ actives in them, but I am currently
wanshan2021-08-04T04:24:39.000Z
Prevention is key both internally and externally.
Internally, we all know nutrition, exercise, sleep, supplements (vitamin C has helped alot with my collagen as being in my 40's). Externally, I use to
dottielsj2021-08-02T14:26:03.000Z
Without question…rose hip oil. A few drops on lids nightly on lids and under+
Eye area will give much needed hydration AND plump up fine lines. Under makeup, love using a water cream which is chock full of hyaluronic acid, whic