Skin Actives

Skin Actives

Totodoro2019-12-01T22:33:04.000Z
i think the actives in JS really do work. my skin looks better after a day under JS than ...
it does with just my normal skin routine. that said, you can beat the value of F&B
ItsNik2019-12-01T05:12:07.000Z
Can’t control oil production on my face.Pls help
I struggle with fungal acne/comedonal acne and some blackheads. In my teenage years when I knew nothing about skincare,I had an acne free combination
thankful12019-11-29T17:32:22.000Z
4th.Similar skin but only very mild R (haven't had a flare in years) & can't use vitamin C, retinol+
or glycolic acid. All are horrible for me. I'd stick with just the salicylic acid and then after a few weeks add one at a time with a few weeks in bet
susanmaryfrances2019-11-29T16:31:04.000Z
Could you have some seborrhea between your eyebrows? There was a peer-reviewed study that showed...
Burt's Bees Sensitive Skin products (cleanser, moisturizers) actually worked better than traditional medical treatment of rosacea. Since you have rosa
Lizzy282019-11-28T22:10:56.000Z
My first thought: way too much exfoliating; causing flaking, peeling and irritation. Esp. if you rop
have sensitive/Rosacean skin be careful not over-exfoliating your skin! Nothing too high %; not too often and not too many different exfoliating acids
Lizzy282019-11-27T16:14:22.000Z
Irritation, yes. Pimples, no. Pimples don't form instantly; it takes 4-5 days for a pimple to rop
fully form. But already existing pimples-in-waiting might suddenly get worse by ingredients your skin doesn't like (breaking out). However it could al
Lizzy282019-11-24T21:49:33.000Z
No, that sounds like a good idea. This would be 0.025% Tretinoin Cream, right? I would def. rop
buffer with a bland moisturizer. Lay off any other actives and just follow the "rules" so building up slowly etc. It took me 3 months before using it
Lochinvar2019-11-24T07:57:51.000Z
i'd keep the routine simple for three to six months and let my face heal++
give it time, if you up the ante too soon you will age yourself faster by injuring your skin. No serums, no actives, no wonder products. Gentle clea
ziggymama2019-11-22T08:55:23.000Z
(lifelong eczema here) "Eczema" is a generic name for an itchy red rash; there are even ++
different types. For an adult onset of most "itchy rashes" (which can include seborrheic dermatitis), the initial culprit is a damaged moisture barrie
4eyes2019-11-22T00:54:13.000Z
4th. If you are looking for some generally "good" brands, I would say LRP, Cerave, Cetaphil+
Cetaphil, Olay, and Dove are some decent "brands." Beware there are duds in every line. With skincare, a high price is not always a guarantee of the