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Lizzy282019-12-28T15:06:29.000Z
I use Avene Cicalfate in those situations. LRP Cicaplast Baume B5 might help as well. Both rop
contain skin soothing/repairing ingredients like Copper, Zinc and Magnesium Sulfates. Aquaphor is great as well or Bepanthen Salve. I wouldn't use he
EternityintheRain2019-12-20T16:10:57.000Z
Thank you for the information, it’s very helpful. ROP
Well in my case, everything seems to be irritating: Beeswax and castor oil are particularly horrendous. Lanolips was terrible. So was eOs. Cortibalm w
MaryEllen2019-11-22T03:06:28.000Z
What a handsome boy! I use EOS sticks. They're surprisingly good.
Lizzy282019-11-16T17:58:09.000Z
I wouldn't rec this to anyone; horrible long ingredients list with tons of irritants (EOs). rop
Please people educate yourself on ingredients and read & compare ingredients lists. Avoid irritants like fragrance and EOs. Know your triggers and don
Lizzy282019-11-16T13:23:10.000Z
ITA. Those oils aren't necessary in the first place. And better safe than sorry. I don't put any rop
kind of plant oils/EOs on my skin. I have a massive burn scar on one leg from a body product with "safe" orange/citrus oils & volatile fragrance compo
jamesie2019-11-14T21:29:40.000Z
Most steam distilled are not phototoxic, and even cold pressed has to be at a high enough %.
Unless you know you're already sensitive to the EOs, there's no reason to avoid an otherwise great SPF. Of course, that's just my opinion. More info:
Lizzy282019-11-14T13:57:26.000Z
You're very fortunate your skin handling it so well the first time, leaving it on for the full 10 ro
minutes. But I truly don't understand why people ignore sensible precautions like patch testing first, building up slowly and not using peels right be
Lizzy282019-11-13T11:55:54.000Z
Cleansing balms/oils are as effective; the only difference is the texture. And the ingredients rop
of course. Just read/compare ingredients lists, avoiding ingredients making you break out and potentially irritating ingredients like fragrance and EO
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
transponster2019-11-07T07:37:51.000Z
Taking omega-3s every day, eliminating products with +
Irritants like fragrance and EOs, tretinoin, and wearing sunscreen every day for the last 14 years (that last one is the most important by far!)