Skin Actives

Skin Actives

missirresponsible2020-11-25T18:26:42.000Z
I swear by the ZO Dual Action Scrub. I use once a week and swear it’s what keeps my skin clear ++
And although it contains actives it doesn’t cause irritation at all, my skin looks really calm when I wash it off.
missirresponsible2020-11-22T10:37:23.000Z
Refreshing to hear your view on CH, I agree ++
She has worked in cosmetics but is not a dermatologist. I find she tends to take a ‘one size fits all’ approach, particularly with her advice on Insta
ziggymama2020-11-22T01:51:48.000Z
It's seborrheic dermatitis, notoriously difficult to get rid of once and for all... ++
Here' my writeup on how I've dealt with it... Also note that hydrocortisone will stop working at some point. Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb d
4eyes2020-11-15T20:35:52.000Z
A lot of it is genetic, but that doesn't mean what you use won't have a large effect. I also have+
lot of serums, but I use them depending on time of year, how my skin is doing, etc. I also like to layer them sometimes. I do agree that it is easy
anonymousreg2020-11-13T02:45:36.000Z
How do you fix your moisture barrier when everything breaks you out? Rop
My moisture barrier is damaged, but I’m so breakout prone that I can’t seem to fix it. This is what I’ve tried: -products with hyaluronic acid -cau
4eyes2020-11-09T12:21:45.000Z
If you are already txing the acne w/ a retinoid (which I recommend if your skin can handle it for+
both acne tx and anti-ageing), here are the moisturizers I, a 50+ person w/ oily/sometimes dehydrated/sensitive skin have had luck w/: -Eucerin Ult
gerlygerl2020-10-29T13:49:49.000Z
Yes, definitely. Although I have to make sure it's the only thing stinging me - if it's not+
then that means my barrier is trashed and I need to use all gentle products with no actives to let my skin heal.
kingspanky2020-10-28T05:50:33.000Z
Don't be... they're REALLY safe. Do a lot of research and literally never heard of
Ppl complaining about acne from CeraVe. But the PM is probably the best; avoid the stuff in the tub, it's heavy as all get out (though still miracul
4eyes2020-10-22T12:39:58.000Z
Start w/ checking your cleanser: Is it FF, lower pH, and non-stripping? I find that if I start w/+
the wrong cleanser, it's all downhill from there. What is your current routine? Excessive actives, acids, and the wrong cleanser can wreak havoc. S
changja22020-10-20T19:27:45.000Z
Could PC niacinamide 10% be the cause of my cheeks itching, redness & increased sensitivity?++
I patch tested 2 drops on one cheek, then 2 nights later, patch tested on the other cheek. Then 2 days afterwards, both cheeks are itchy, sensitive to