Skin Actives

Skin Actives

ziggymama2021-04-17T01:59:23.000Z
Don't overdo it; you needn't respond with all barrels. I wouldn't do the Nizoral till you've tried +
the cream for awhile. Seb derm is notoriously hard to treat and easily irritated. Below is a writeup about how I dealt with mine... Disclaimer: YMMV!
4eyes2021-04-09T11:40:53.000Z
There are few "musts." I would say the few are: 1. be sure to use a gentle, lower pH cleanser,+ 2.
2. if your skin needs moisturizer, use it, but if not, don't. Avoid anything that is overly cleansing, too stripping, too irritating (people go way o
Lizzy282021-04-09T11:13:20.000Z
First you'll need good, gentle basics. A stable, broad-spectrum high SPF/PPD sunscreen. rop
The Andalou isn't adequate; esp. not if you are prone to freckling. You need SPF50+. Andalou also contains a lot of irritating "natural" extracts and
spottedswan2021-04-08T19:20:16.000Z
For Hers offers an acne cream that combines those nicely +
The actives in the formula: Clindamycin phosphate 1% Niacinamide 4% Tretinoin .02% Azelaic acid 5% Trying to recall correctly... during the initial
splitzo92021-04-08T18:22:16.000Z
My skin is continuing to freak out. Not sure what else to do/try. r/o
My skin feels tight and dehydrated yet it's been extra clogged (it's always been clog prone). This has been going on for the past month or so. Is th
4eyes2021-04-01T21:53:17.000Z
YMMV, but Soolantra alone never helped me. I agree that if you need some immediate relief+
you could add in another tx - could be low dose doxy (you can just use 20 mg generic doxy 2x/day, which is cheaper than Oracea), or it could be 2.5% B
AmyVA2021-03-31T20:10:48.000Z
I find CeraVe Resurfacing Retinol Serum and Versed Press Restart to both be gentle+
I have dry, relatively sensitive skin and have no problems with these - no flaking, stinging, burning, redness at all. I use retinol 3 times per week
mRNA2021-03-26T01:00:50.000Z
Sometimes things sting the skin and it is hard to know why. Are you using any actives?+
I really like Avene Xeracalm Balm and Avene Xeracalm cream(not as rich). They never sting or burn my skin ever while other ones for sensitive skin can
rayoflight2021-03-25T15:34:58.000Z
Flaking skin means it's damaged, if you use retinoid then they can lead to barrier damage too +
and that might mean that that particular retinoid is too strong for your skin or is used too often. Unless you're really new to retinoids and are goin
4eyes2021-03-25T02:46:47.000Z
don't do a peel for redness - it will make redness worse. i'd also steer clear of peels for the+
chest, period. skin is thinner there than on face. If you want to reduce redness and discoloration: 1. #1 cause is UV exposure, including daily and i