Vaseline

Vaseline

KittySkyfish2020-04-26T20:48:20.000Z
I would set them aside for a month. Are your lips stinging, feeling rough and sand papery? +
That goes along with an allergy or contact dermatitis. Cracks in the corners is not always an allergy. That can be a B vitamin or iron deficiency/an
jeri48012020-04-26T11:22:44.000Z
Yes! A couple years ago they had a huge class action lawsuit due to this.
I thought they reformulated the product more recently. I threw out all my old ones after I went to the dermatologist. They told me to use vaseline un
citrinemalachite2020-04-19T00:16:07.000Z
I would try layering +
Start with some kind of humectant- a serum or hydrating toner. Anything will work here but I really enjoy Hada Labo Gokujyun premium lotion, which is
PrincessFrostine2020-04-18T19:06:41.000Z
I like Lush Honey or Bubblegum lip scrub when I want to pamper myself r/o
But a layer of Vaseline or CeraVe Healing Ointment removed with a washcloth or toothbrush works fine.
niftypineapple9142020-04-18T14:31:50.000Z
i just apply plenty of vaseline or aquaphor then use a cloth/facewipe or toothbrush for exfoliation
niftypineapple9142020-04-18T09:26:54.000Z
i think you should avoid the clinique mask and cetaphil, and mix a drop of pure glycerine into your
cerave moisturising lotion, then top with aquaphor or vaseline. I think the amount of products you're using is potentially really irritating and there
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
angeleyez2020-04-17T18:20:52.000Z
Oh that's the worst. One thing that's worked for me in the past is using a tiny bit of Neosporin+
ointment (so long as you don't have an allergy to anything in it, obviously) for a night or two. Once it starts to improve, I switch to a tiny bit of
Katie4112020-04-16T06:44:15.000Z
I completely agree. I've ended up with a mixture I can use and add oil to if I need more hydration+
I break out from so much inc. glycerin, shea butter, coconut oil, rosehip oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil ... the list goes on. Lots of this I know from
Lizzy282020-04-15T17:39:32.000Z
Which strength are you using? How often? What's your skintype? I have dry, sensitive Rosacean rop
skin and I've been using Tretinoin Cream 0.02% for more than 4.5 years now. 3x a week, mixed with some moisturizer. I never experienced any dryness, f