Topicals

Topicals

alicop2018-12-13T06:53:00.000Z
I stopped using *everything* and my skin is no longer oily + BUT (long)
*everything mostly*!! I used to have horrific oily skin, oozing out to a thick sheen within 30 mins to one hour of applying makeup. I also got (and
mege2018-12-12T20:44:00.000Z
Nice! Glad to hear your skin has turned a corner ++
I had tried the Sage sensitive cleanser when I first started with the brand 16 years ago and I believe I experienced some dryness in comparison to the
mege2018-12-08T17:16:00.000Z
Has anyone used Rx Klaron Lotion?++
My Derm wants me to try some Rx topicals to help prevent Perioral Dermatitis (& Mild Rosacea, but it's usually under control) and SODIUM SULFACETAMIDE
kewlgal182018-12-07T14:15:00.000Z
A DIM supplement really helped mine +++
Basically too many androgens caused them in my case. Once I started Estroblock, they went away... however, I know this is not for everyone and hormona
DrZoidberg2018-11-29T02:21:00.000Z
I'm not sure if mine is connected to diet or what but I feel your pain. I use Finacea and
it's the only thing to help my pustular rosacea. I think I'm also due for a couple rounds of IPL treatment (intense pulsed light) - which really w
bastet2018-11-28T10:26:00.000Z
You might find that your skin gets a lot drier and more sensitive than usual+
due to the hormonal changes. I am in week 19, and my skin is now super dry and doesn't tolerate *any* topicals whatsoever, so I'd really tread careful
Pookiedoll2018-11-28T08:10:00.000Z
What are some pregnancy safe topicals?
ziggymama2018-11-25T01:37:00.000Z
hmmm. seems that if it was going to work, it would have by now ++
not saying to stop; it's good for you in any case. You MAY need more of a variety of fatty acids. I'm vegetarian, and in addition to algal omega 3'