URIAGE

URIAGE

MelissaGinParis2021-04-12T14:42:54.000Z
FOTDs? Mine (aka: Let's try to see how much MU I can pile on in the name of >
rotating my stash! :) FACE Madara Derma Collagen Hydra Fill Firming Serum (sample) - I really liked this! I might buy it Eeek, didn't expect it to b
MelissaGinParis2021-04-12T10:19:08.000Z
Have you tried using lip liner all over? requires well moisturised lips but it doesn't smudge >>
Try a waxy type of lip balm that sinks into the lips, I like Uriage Cica-lèvres but not sure it's available in America I like the NARS Velvet lip cra
Lizzy282021-04-10T15:22:02.000Z
Thanks; the Uriage Stick looks good. I also found this one (Louis Widmer) rop
https://www.louis-widmer.com/en_CH/product/skin-appeal-coverstick-01/?MP=342-795 He uses Sebamed pH5.5 Wash Lotion, PC Clear Regular Strength 2% BHA
rayoflight2021-04-05T09:37:49.000Z
The A-Derma stick is so nice. It's very similar to the Avene stick. but A-Derma has those +
special protein-free oats in their sun products and I like their soothing properties, so most other things being similar between Avene and A-Derma, bu
Lizzy282021-04-04T13:57:18.000Z
Sunscreen sticks: I'm looking for a sunscreen stick (easy, portable so great for travelling etc.) ro
Dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. What do you think of these? For facial use. Esp. in terms of ss filters (pref. no outdated, questionable filters) and fi
rayoflight2021-04-02T21:40:03.000Z
I'm quite satisfied with Uriage SPF lip stick. Link inside. +++
https://www.uriage.com/AA/en/products/bariesun-stick-levres-spf30-1 It has a faint scent but I don't notice it. It's not my idea of an ideal produc
Lizzy282021-04-01T19:39:26.000Z
I totally get the ordering online/cost issues when not living in Europe. And yes, I like being rop
outsides daily as well. I try to cover up and shun the sun as much as possible too but still... The only Uriage ss I tried was the one for children;
FeeFee342021-04-01T19:25:39.000Z
Thanks so much! I am COMPLETELY on board with European sunscreens--really just a shipping/access +
issue! I should have specified that I mostly avoid US FDA-approved chemical sunscreens, not the new generation European/Australian/etc. ones. I bough
rayoflight2021-03-28T20:08:22.000Z
Possible. For longest time my skin did sting from Uriage water and most products and +
as such it’s not that unrealistic, there’s enough people who don’t tolerate tap water on their skin that well.
rayoflight2021-03-26T14:39:12.000Z
If find it a bit chalky and since it has Octorylene then it tends to feel warm/tingly on skin and +
uncomfortable around eyes, so individual intolerances. But I find the Uriage mat fluids (Hyseac and Bariesun) much nicer on the skin and their oil con