BIODERMA

BIODERMA

4eyes2021-06-02T15:05:45.000Z
Reversa is basically just glycolic acid plus Vit C in some products and some plant extracts+
that AFAIK are not that well established as causing lightening of melasma (Rumex occidentalis extract, or western dock extract). There are some studi
herewegoagain2021-06-01T16:40:31.000Z
I finished a 32oz Bioderma Atoderm shower gel. June will be dedicated to using up r/o
A Trader Joe’s Citrus and a Body Shop Pink Grapefruit. I’ve been working my stash throughout 2020 and 2021,and I’ve done damn good! I did break dow
herewegoagain2021-05-31T21:53:47.000Z
Bioderma Atoderm,,,used up a 32oz bottle.
frckls2021-05-31T08:32:39.000Z
Before I knew my skin is sensitive to avo many years ago, I used Bioderma tinted which had very+
nice yellow tint. Haven't come across any other tinted sunscreen that would mesh well with my undertone since so I don't bother anymore.
4eyes2021-05-30T15:13:24.000Z
2nd, this is nice, but spf30, w/ a light tint. not the best spf for heavy uv exposure - for "pool"+
you may want to look for spf50. Bioderma Nude Touch spf50 in teint claire is one of my faves, but must be ordered online. Avene just came out w/ a m
4eyes2021-05-26T17:07:40.000Z
The Ultrasun one will do it, BUT I'm super shiny and oily, so I sadly end up not wearing it as much+
which is too bad because IMO it's the best at fighting melasma (that I've tried). Because I'm so oily and shiny I end up using ones that are more dei
jnbfan2021-05-25T17:17:21.000Z
Anessa has Octocrylene. Could that be what makes it iffy for your skin? The Anessa Perfect Milk
worked well at preventing tanning for me but the reason why I don't continue to use it is the Octocrylene. This is the same reason why I phased out th
jnbfan2021-05-25T15:23:53.000Z
I have the same experience with Shaka and I'm F IV! Nice to meet you! We should start a club. As far
as preventing tanning, there is recent research that suggests the region around 380-400nm and beyond into visible light plays a role with tanning and
jnbfan2021-05-24T21:54:58.000Z
In Australia the Aquafluid is called the Photoderm BB. Here are some swatches for OP:
http://www.livia.com.au/2017/09/get-glowing-this-spring-with-biodermas.html?m=1 I can see how there's some "warmth" like someone was "sunkissed" or s
violet_avalon2021-05-24T21:49:42.000Z
pbi: in my experience Bioderma aquafluid makes me look a bit tanned and i may be slightly darker+
than the OP. I think I'm around NC20, but I've never had a MAC foundation so I can't promise anything. The tint makes me look healthy, it's not too di