Skin Actives

Skin Actives

violet_avalon2020-08-17T21:30:08.000Z
ouch that sounds painful. Zinc can be soothing to some extent but after+
a certain percentage, it can be very drying. It makes me itchy. If you haven't already, cut all actives you might be using right now (acids, retinol)
BBGirl12020-08-16T03:30:42.000Z
I stick to just low pH essence, Vit C and Sunblock in morning since Timeless uses acsorbic acid ++
and I don't want to compromise the the pH level too much and affect the efficacy of the Vitamin C. I then usually wait as along as I can between the V
soonergirl2020-08-15T19:11:27.000Z
Looking at the reviews, NOBODY mentioned their skin reacting from it outside of a few people +
who got acne from it. I really think I have to be allergic to one of the non-actives in it, since my skin got along just fine with the PC 10%. I alm
BBGirl12020-08-14T01:23:50.000Z
A less expensive alternative Good Molecules Discoloration Treatment has tranexamic acid rop
I just started using it (and it's a reformulated version) so too early to tell. However it's a powder suspended in a liquid so it does feel a bit grit
glowforge2020-08-11T21:34:03.000Z
not me. I had stopped actives for a while and I was shocked at how quickly my skin went downhill
4eyes2020-08-11T16:49:25.000Z
Well mineral isn't quite as good as some of the other filters out there, but LRP mineral is pretty+
darn good, probably better than some of the crappier chem ones out there, so you may have the ss angle covered. Rx tret is great stuff, but it is ver
BBGirl12020-08-10T14:39:59.000Z
Sit down, this is going to be long...
I rotate between days with retinol or exfoliant so I don't use too many actives in one day. I also have a 3x a day skincare regimen because I wash off
MooseDog2020-08-08T18:57:25.000Z
Mine doesn’t change unless I get sensitive for some reason (heater)+
Oily skin, humid climate, early to mid 40s (!). AM: LRP Medicare’s Gel Cleanser or Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash LRP Efflacar serum Neutrogena H
missthing3032020-08-02T20:16:39.000Z
Try an oil overnight. Sea Buckthorn, Tamanu, Borage are great for soothing inflammation and
Moisture retention, barrier repair, which sounds like what you need. Masks are fine but for serious dryness plus retinoid irritation suggests your mo
rayoflight2020-07-29T09:37:44.000Z
I’d think for me it would depend on how much tranexamic acid they can put in there +
and I would kinda prefer it because tranexamic acid has been good for fading PIH and generally amping up skin brightness/evenness without noticeable s