BIODERMA

BIODERMA

MelissaGinParis2021-08-12T16:27:11.000Z
Bioderma Photoderm Max 50+, almost finished (will repurchase LRP instead though)
SueG2021-08-11T22:32:38.000Z
Bioderma Atoderm Lip Stick (it's not a lipstick, it's a balm)
MelissaGinParis2021-08-11T16:16:42.000Z
Bioderma Photoderm Max 50+, almost finished (will repurchase LRP instead though)
4eyes2021-08-11T15:32:39.000Z
I like Cerave Foaming, Neutrogena Ultra Gentle foaming, and Bioderma Sensibio DS+
In winter I can use the non-foaming versions of the Cerave and the Neutrogena. I do not usually like cleansers w/ actives in them, but I am currently
DustyDusty2021-08-10T16:26:26.000Z
Bioderma Aquafluid SPF 50
aporia2021-08-09T17:04:57.000Z
Yes, I did know that, thanks to reading this board :) I've been wondering if I should just use US +
SS for water activities, even though the UVA protection isn't as high. Anessa has done pretty wall on my home water-resistance tests, but it still see
MelissaGinParis2021-08-09T16:59:48.000Z
Bioderma Photoderm Max 50+
jnbfan2021-08-09T16:44:07.000Z
I know exactly what you mean! That happens to me with virtually every "resistant" EU sunscreen
from the popular brands like LRP, Bioderma etc. Daylong Extreme was a little better though. Did you know the water resistance standards for EU are lo
robinquivers2021-08-08T17:00:47.000Z
Is there a cleanser that is between a foamy & milky cleanser? I have mature+
dry skin but when I use a milky cleanser I feel like I'm cleansing with lotion. I do use Bioderma micellar water first for makeup removal.
4eyes2021-08-08T14:15:13.000Z
Depends how deep it is. If not too deep in the skin, the following can lighten and possibly remove+
-azelaic acid. This is OTC most places up to 10%. To get 15% or 20% you have to buy online from NZ or AUS, or get an Rx. -glycolic acid, lactic acid,