Aquaphor

Aquaphor

suemazrn2021-09-10T14:05:44.000Z
LRP cicaplast balm B5 or Aquaphor
Lizzy282021-09-07T16:14:00.000Z
IMO/IME layering is key when having dry skin. So I apply AOX serum, moisturizer and oil. Dry, rop
sensitive Rosacean skin and I use Tret Cream 0.05% 3 x a week. My products are: Serum: PC Super AOX serum or EA Ceramide Capsules. You could try any
4eyes2021-09-06T16:02:03.000Z
Very interesting paper - I don't get the irrational fear of petrolatum that everyone is buying into+
have a tube of it in my bathroom, a smaller tube of it or aquaphor in my pocketbook, etc. It is an all-time HG staple skin care item. Wonderful for
ziggymama2021-09-05T04:17:01.000Z
YMMV: Try it for yourself. I have eczema (age 65) and use a bland body lotion ++
often mixed with oil, apply right out of the shower to wet skin. My skin hates ointments such as Vaseline or Aquaphor, they make me ITCH.
Art4Cara2021-09-04T16:36:18.000Z
3rd. So much beauty media especially "clean" beauty media paint - r/o
anything that has petrolatum or mineral oil as being the absolute WORST things one can put on one's skin. I don't use Vaseline myself, but I do swear
lailaface2021-09-03T00:26:22.000Z
plain vaseline or aquaphor. dermatologists advise against using neosporin/polysporin now bc +
they can cause dermatitis.
4eyes2021-09-02T13:26:00.000Z
pls see a dr. in the meantime, plain petrolatum, aquaphor, or, if it's infected, an otc+
antibiotic ointment.
suemazrn2021-09-02T11:19:38.000Z
I would just use aquaphor.
Art4Cara2021-08-29T02:58:49.000Z
Mine here -r/o
If wearing any makeup my first step is removing it with Albolene, and then cleanse with Cerave Hydrating Cleanser. Otherwise, my first step is the Cer
aporia2021-08-26T22:00:09.000Z
DIY glycerin and water spray; tretinoin; Aquaphor; Cerave Cream