Skin Actives

Skin Actives

claud92020-04-25T15:44:19.000Z
I destroyed my moisture barrier with too many actives, but my skin is back to normal thanks to ++
Cetaphil OG face wash LUSH ultrabland LRP cicaplast baume b5 Cannot rave enough about these products. When my skin is dry and flakey, cetaphil &
ziggymama2020-04-22T05:24:04.000Z
I have super sensitive skin and have to be very careful with actives. It's OK to ++
try stuff out, but be careful. For one thing, only ONE new product at a time, and give your skin at LEAST a month. Plus, if you see irritation, back o
mtn272020-04-21T16:40:24.000Z
I think I have a post traumatic over exfoliation syndrome :) and I have a few questions ++
I over exfoliated 2 years ago (from acids). It took me more than a year to heal and then another year until I got the courage to do some kind of exfol
snoopie32020-04-19T21:30:10.000Z
I live in a dry climate and don't like hyaluronic acid. Cosrx snail mucin over ro
Kikomasamune high moist lotion is amazing! Plumps up my skin overnight, and can be layered with actives and a thicker moisturizer on top
anonymousreg2020-04-17T19:45:08.000Z
I’m super frustrated with my skin. My skin became rop
Dehydrated when I moved to a dry climate 10 years ago and it’s never recovered. For two years, I stuck to bland products and my dehydrated skin still
angeleyez2020-04-17T18:11:27.000Z
Too harsh of AHAs and BHAs would actually give me acne despite not being acne prone. +
Irritation from actives that are too strong can definitely cause painful breakouts. Have you tried scaling back on the actives and treating your skin
Lizzy282020-04-17T15:15:46.000Z
I don't think topicals can provide "wow" results. They can just slow down signs of aging, rop
fade hyperpigmentation, moisturize/soothe skin etc. but they can't erase wrinkles, get rid of dark circles, make pores smaller, cure Rosacea or such.
Lizzy282020-04-17T13:41:56.000Z
I wouldn't use it (dry, sensitive Rosacean skin). Too much potentially irritating/phototoxic plant +
extracts and volatile fragrance compounds. The volatile fragrance compounds might cause/worsen hyperpigmentation besides being known sensitizers. Also
nlutes2020-04-14T14:37:21.000Z
I like both the tolerance and skin recovery. are you using any actives or anything that has caused +
the dryness? anything that may have compromised your moisture barrier? i would discontinue your actives, make sure you are using a gentle cleanser,
jasmine9152020-04-14T01:52:20.000Z
I only have the skin recovery rich and rich compensating. +
I'm not a huge fan of the rich compensating cream. I'll use it up but not buy it again. It goes on nice and thick, but feels sort of like it just sits