Vaseline

Vaseline

tualmarebelde2021-05-25T17:07:54.000Z
Vaseline
Lizzy282021-05-25T12:19:00.000Z
I have dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. I just use my (unfragranced) facial products around my rop
eyes so serum, moisturizer, oil and ss. 3 nights a week Tretinoin Cream. And of course wearing sun glasses is important as well. You don't need a sp
tualmarebelde2021-05-24T15:52:32.000Z
Vaseline- Retin A is doing a number on my skin
Lizzy282021-05-18T18:39:45.000Z
Awww... Maybe plain Albolene, Cetaphil and some Vaseline/Aquaphor on top and/or some facial rop
oil like Squalane, Marula or Argan oil? Layering is key when having (very) dry skin to lock in even more moisture. For my dry skin just an emollient m
gggggl2021-05-18T16:58:30.000Z
As a kid we used VO5 or Vaseline to shine them up but nothing will protect from scratches.
Lizzy282021-05-17T21:03:02.000Z
I don't use "eye" cream. I just use my facial products around my eyes as well so serum, moisturizer+
/oil and ss. 3 x a week Tretinoin Cream. Dry, sensitive Rosacean skin; sensitive eyes. 51; I don't have any wrinkles/crow's feet (yet). You can just u
productjunkie762021-05-16T18:36:04.000Z
which eye cream? feel free to post the ingredients. Just stick with very plain bland things and r/o
you could try taking an antihistamine if you feel it might be an allergic reaction. I saw someone rec olive oil below and I do NOT recommend that at
dahlialover2021-05-16T16:08:05.000Z
Vaseline or even just olive oil. It should ++
... go away rather quickly. Same thing happened to me many years ago with a vitamin C eye cream made by University Medical. This was back when Vit c
Redwings112021-05-16T15:31:18.000Z
I’d put plain old Vaseline on them
Lizzy282021-05-14T11:05:21.000Z
I just read your skincare routine; IMHO/IME you could try 2 things: not putting your ss around rop
your eyes; the ZnO contents might be too drying for your undereye area. It also contains Silica which is oil-absorbing and personally I avoid formalde