Avene

Avene

Andee2024-05-18T15:10:46.000Z
Mine, normal but reactive to propanediol, propylene glycol, algae, too much HA+
Wash eyelids with Derma-E Biome cleanser as per opthamologist rec Spritz of Avene Thermal Water Acure argan oil on eyelids, base of neck Aquaphor o
Lizzy282024-05-18T14:14:38.000Z
Mine: (dry, sensitive rosacean skin) rop>>
-Rinse with water -Spray with Avene Thermal Water Spray -PC Super AOX Concentrate Serum -Avene Tolerance Control Soothing Skin Recovery Balm mixed
nlutes2024-05-09T14:28:17.000Z
I don't have rosacea but am sensitive and dry. I use both skin recovery balm and the toleriane ++
cream. If I have very sensitized skin from e.g. wind or chlorine, avene skin recovery is the ONLY thing that won't sting. so if i had to rate them, i
FTEOTDGS2024-05-09T12:50:50.000Z
I have very sensitive skin & the Avene products were recommended to me +++
as after care by the dermatologist who performed my Fraxel sessions a few years ago. They were very bland (good!) and I especially liked the skin reco
Sunseeker442024-05-09T11:30:49.000Z
Avene tolerance vs lrp toleriane for dry rosacean skin
Avene tolerance vs lrp toleriane for dry rosacean skin? Which have you tried? Had the best results with? I have very dry reactive skin. Looking at ave
Livn2large2024-05-08T21:12:40.000Z
As one who suffers from eyelid eczema, I'd second the comments below. It doesn't hurt to use ++
a mild cortisone cream for a couple of days, succeeded by either Cicaplast or Avene Cicalfate. A derm can give you a firm diagnosis. Please don't u
10172024-05-05T13:30:32.000Z
3rd the Avene but I can't really use much from CeraVe as it always causes breakouts. The Avene +++
has been my main thing forever no issues.