ACNE BARRIER

ACNE BARRIER

cosmicomics2021-10-16T11:53:12.000Z
I would treat it like a healing skin wound and keep it clean and moist +
But don't over clean and remove the new skin cells that are forming. I'd put an antibacterial gel on it; I use one from All Terrain that is non-sensit
Lizzy282021-10-03T14:55:23.000Z
No because you have sensitive skin. I would never do microneedling, dermabrasion or such. rop
They say: microneedling is a collagen-stimulating treatment that uses needles to injure the skin; this stimulates collagen and elastin production, res
spottedswan2021-08-23T16:43:03.000Z
It won't treat the cause of the acne, it'll manage the symptoms ++
So you can attack hormonal acne from the genesis, or create a topical environment where it can't exist. OP mentioned that she wanted non hormonal sugg
spottedswan2021-07-22T22:26:07.000Z
A Labmuffin article may ease your worries ++
https://labmuffin.com/how-bad-is-alcohol-in-skincare-really/ "However, when ethanol is applied to skin, like in a skincare product, it evaporates. O
dottielsj2021-04-20T17:11:40.000Z
Honestly, you can use any moisturizer for the face on the eye area as well++
My own dermatologist told me that “eye creams” are just pricier and in smaller packaging. Since then I’ve been using the same moisturizers on both fa
hiddencat22021-04-17T06:10:38.000Z
I would go super basic with gentle cleansing and bland>
moisturizer. Maybe something with panthenol or centella to soothe like the DML Forte or LRP Cicaplast? Since it’s an ingredient reaction I would focus
Jessiebanana2021-02-13T03:03:42.000Z
Makeup, masks, dry skin, and acne: How I deal with the quarantine.+++
So I saw a post earlier and I thought I would share and chime in about my skin care. I usually hate talking about skin care, cause people who are real
katties2021-01-25T22:46:53.000Z
I got the best results with the right moisturizer, cleanser and vitamin C+
For me, the right moisturizer is rich, but not occlusive. Some that I like is the CeraVe Facial Moisturizing Lotion, the La Roche-Posay Toleriane Ultr
rayoflight2021-01-08T09:43:51.000Z
BHA is salicylic acid, so if you already use it for spot treatments then adding even more isn't +
going to be much more productive. The skin under the mask essentially becomes 'waterlogged' since it's a warm and moist environment there with added f
citrinemalachite2021-01-04T22:06:25.000Z
Here are some tips that have helped me:
- Work up the frequency of application slowly. Start by using it twice a week for a couple of weeks, then 3x a week for a couple of weeks, then every