Weleda

Weleda

rayoflight2019-11-11T17:14:05.000Z
If it’s something really amazing then I’m willing to compromise but only to +++
a degree. Some essential oils I will begrudgingly tolerate (like lavender, rosemary or rose) despite the sensitizing components in a specific product
Lizzy282019-11-11T16:26:54.000Z
Fragrance is the no.1 ingredient to avoid; for everyone. Sensitive skin or not. Even when in small +
amounts; chemical or natural. Esp. "natural" fragrance compounds like Citronellol, Geraniol, Linalool, D-limonene etc. and other botanicals can be ver
Spmakeup822019-11-11T14:37:31.000Z
I had the very same problem. I did a series of 12.5 percent TCA
peels on my eyelids and under my eyes. Obviously you can have a dermatologist do it because that would be safer. I know I can DIY safely so I have.
Spmakeup822019-11-08T01:52:00.000Z
Weleda Skinfood is well known for this use but in case you hadn't heard...
OhLoLa2019-11-05T22:02:10.000Z
This one is great. As is weleda Everon. Or Nuxe
devo02019-11-04T00:14:20.000Z
Weleda skin food or pura botanicals watermelon mask
Spmakeup822019-11-03T15:14:41.000Z
I use Weleda skin food everywhere + really let it sink in/ press it in, wait ++
ETA I start working on my skin when I get up (meaning I put a layer of something on, rush around and do something, put another layer of something on
snoopie32019-11-02T07:38:25.000Z
Weleda Skin Food. Cerave products always made me break out
marin792019-10-28T17:51:47.000Z
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girlie_girl2019-10-26T01:08:07.000Z
Weleda Skin Food or Eucerin layered over LRP+
Serum and cream. Currently testing Emu oil for this exact reason.