THE GOOD MINERAL

THE GOOD MINERAL

Lizzy282021-04-25T16:51:14.000Z
No. Also ss doesn't add up. Your moisturizer SPF22 or your fndt SPF21 is your only protection and ro
esp. because most likely you won't apply the recommended amount in order to get the listed SPF you won't get the listed SPF so only minimal protection
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!
Senifacegrl2021-04-14T23:29:52.000Z
Another spf that caused a rash -
Been using the lrp tinted mineral spf for my morning walks and daily wear. After 2 days of continued use i now have a tell tale rash on my face of rea
4eyes2021-04-13T12:10:53.000Z
Some excellent ss's for melasma: Ultrasun Face Anti-pigmentation spf50, Uriage Bariesun+
Anti-dark spot spf50, Bioderma Photoderm NUde Touch spf50 (for oily skin), Bioderma Photoderm M spf50, - basically any euro ss that is spf50 is excell
4eyes2021-04-12T00:33:15.000Z
Have you tried Rx tretinoin? However, for scarring usually procedures from a derm would be+
needed - fillers can help, peels can help, botox can help relax and lines and that can help relax and further furrowing of scarred skin, etc. Rx tr
Lillixiii2021-04-10T18:26:36.000Z
ROP+
I also like PC clear on my neck and chest, but its not a physical spf. I have been using a mini of that up lately and am undecided if I will purchase
4eyes2021-04-06T14:15:57.000Z
Are you putting the epiduo on bare skin, before the vanicream? I would recommend putting it on+
bare skin, before anything else. Also, since your skin is dry but cloggy, I would swap out the AM vanicream for Cosrx BHA liquid blackhead power liqu
Lizzy282021-04-01T19:13:55.000Z
I have dry, (sun)sensitive Rosacean skin; N(C)10. I prefer Euro chemical ss; most physical ss rop
dry out/irritate my skin. The only one I can wear is PC Calm Mineral Moisturizer SPF30 N/D (3% ZnO). Not that high SPF and low PPD so I'll only wear i
FeeFee342021-04-01T18:31:20.000Z
I want to share some reviews of cheap physical sunscreens. I'm not a sunscreen expert so+
would love feedback, suggestions, etc.! I primarily use physical sunscreens currently so would love information on the safety of chemical sunscreens a
paula042021-04-01T07:38:21.000Z
Yes...get an SPF 50 on everyday pronto!
It depends on how sensitive your skin is and I guess a little bit of experimentation might be in order to see what filters you can tolerate. As a st