Aquaphor

Aquaphor

PrincessConsuelaX2022-12-03T07:22:04.000Z
Love Vanicream for a DS option. But my faves currently are +
Skinfix barrier repair moisturizer and Farmacy honey halo. If you want to splurge they’re both awesome. Also glossier after baume, and slugging with C
Mysterygirl2022-12-02T19:07:00.000Z
o/ So far, just Aquaphor.
24kt2022-11-25T12:43:29.000Z
Start by changing you wallet and Instead of say a checkbook I only keep a folded up check
In case of emergencies. I also had rotator cuff surgery and my doctor said it was time to trade in the heavy bags. Every week make a point of empt
rayoflight2022-11-21T21:34:08.000Z
I'd switch the soap out, just in case. If it's traditional soap then it's too alkaline +
for anyone's skin, and it doesn't matter how artisan and handmade or where it's made, the underlying chemistry remains the same (and no, it's not poss
dottielsj2022-11-21T15:45:52.000Z
All of the suggestions below are excellent ones. When my skin needs serious TLC++
(I’m in my 60s and quite dry), my go to is Weleda Skin Food. I use it as the last step at night and I wake up looking like a GODDESS!! It’s been aro
Savannah19172022-11-21T02:34:58.000Z
Any suggestions for a moisturizer for keratosis pilaris on the backs of upper arms on a toddler? Goo
Google says exfoliation mostly, which I obviously don't want to do, but also urea, if anyone has a good suggestion for this? We haven't been great hon
LizzardVanReptile2022-11-19T22:55:43.000Z
My HG AHA for my cuticles has long been Poshe. I’d gotten out of the habit ++
of using it for some time, and recently began again. I experienced a bit of a reaction on a finger, and it reminded me that I had this often when I
ziggymama2022-11-19T04:47:36.000Z
If you really want to see if additional moisture will help... get a pair of the ++
cotton sleep gloves. At bedtime, wash hands well. Slather a cream with actives (what's perfect is a night cream that you can't use on your face) all o
loveoutdoors2022-11-16T18:59:35.000Z
Layer, layer, layer +
I’d hate to recommend new to you products as your skin is struggling already to retain moisture. When I lived in a dry, arid climate layering was the
rayoflight2022-11-15T23:59:57.000Z
Well, micro-needling does create a bunch of tiny holes in the skin and that's +
resulting in an inflammatory response that is supposed to kickstart skin into repairing those tiny wounds. I remember my skin looked sunburnt, slightl