ACNE BARRIER

ACNE BARRIER

DonnaHH2019-12-05T03:14:20.000Z
She has not used Paula’s Choice, but she has used other OTC acne regimens before++
going to the derm. They had her acne under control, but then the regimen stopped working. I agree about the moisture barrier..may just cut back.
ziggymama2019-12-05T02:31:27.000Z
I've had skin issues my whole life (now 63), and I know this isn't a popular opinion here ++
but I have not gotten much help from doctors and derms over the years. I've had to figure things out on my own. Has she tried the Paula's Choice acne
Lizzy282019-11-29T18:00:27.000Z
I was already looking for not-too-difficult scientific articles on this matter;-) rop
To me it makes perfect sense. Because of the microsphere technology RAM (or whichever other topical using a similar delivery system) needs to be appli
rayoflight2019-11-25T17:00:04.000Z
Acneic skin is basically damaged or fragile from get go +++
and needs gentle care in order to not make things worse than the genes/hormones already have. Paradoxically almost all products marketed for acne pron
4eyes2019-11-25T15:58:23.000Z
What issues are you having right now? Just the dryness, or also breakouts?+
If you are using .05% Retin a, that is NOT retinol. Retinol is OTC. Retin A is Rx, it is the brand name for the active called "tretinoin." It is ve
fantasticmrfox2019-11-25T05:56:31.000Z
This is my skincare routine. My skin is in crisis mode as it has been for the last 15 years.+
What should I change/add? My skin has a damaged moisture barrier and is combo/acneic with clogged pores. I'm 29 and have battled acne since forever. I
dottielsj2019-10-01T13:25:07.000Z
Witch hazel could definitely be the culprit. One thing that can happen+
With strong cleansers is that they can over strip the natural lipid/oil barrier (that even people with the oiliest skin must keep in tact), which caus
makeup332019-09-29T15:45:22.000Z
What do you think of this serum to repair the moisture barrier? ROP
Apothaka’a barrier support ingredients: Aqua, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), Glycerin, Polysorbate 20, Sodium Hyaluronate, Biosaccharide Gum-1, Methylpropa
Nemea2019-09-25T10:44:34.000Z
I suspect I'm attracted to the minimalist aspect and packaging, but irritants and allergens are not+
good news on my sensitive skin with a barrier that easily gets upset. What I'm constantly looking for, is at least a niacinamide product (I have one I
ziggymama2019-09-22T08:47:19.000Z
here's an interesting article ++
http://skinandtonics.com/the-importance-of-fatty-acids-ph-moisture-barrier-how-i-eliminated-my-acne-decreased-my-skin-sensitivity/