Barrier Repair

Barrier Repair

rayoflight2020-09-15T20:44:24.000Z
For my skin I really like the Clinical Ceramide more and more, 2nd bottle now. But I also +
really like the Resist Barrier Repair one, it’s lightweight and unproblematic thought sometimes if feels like it’s not enough and I pile it on. There’
rayoflight2020-09-06T19:59:56.000Z
Their 1% retinol Booster is a great product and effective, not just for retinol, the +
whole formula is somewhat unique (it’s also thin texture like a watery lotion) and well worth a try, either straight up or diluted, depending on how a
rayoflight2020-09-05T09:24:23.000Z
Retinol is one of the few things that actually can cause “purging” and Skinceuticals is +
among the few brands that actually know how to formulate retinol, so yes, if you have a lot of comedones (clogged pores aka non-inflammatory acne, whe
omniclean2020-08-20T04:00:17.000Z
vaseline probably beats everything. at least, compared to everything it's been tested against.++
for rapid barrier repair without irritation. it provides a barrier to water loss and lets the skin do its own thing to fix it. they have never teste
rayoflight2020-08-20T03:00:00.000Z
IME it’s better than most similar products, just outperforming +
them by higher concentrations of the lipids. Not specifically ceramides maybe, it has more of cholesterol and the fatty acids than it has ceramides, s
LegalEagleAnnie2020-08-19T21:21:17.000Z
Skinceutical Triple Lipid Repair: how effective for barrier repair versus other ceramide creams?
violet_avalon2020-08-17T21:30:08.000Z
ouch that sounds painful. Zinc can be soothing to some extent but after+
a certain percentage, it can be very drying. It makes me itchy. If you haven't already, cut all actives you might be using right now (acids, retinol)
Wolves1232020-08-13T20:27:43.000Z
Whats a good lightweight ceramide lotion for the face with few ingredients?+
i think my moisture barrier is messed up and im trying to repair it
missthing3032020-08-02T20:16:39.000Z
Try an oil overnight. Sea Buckthorn, Tamanu, Borage are great for soothing inflammation and
Moisture retention, barrier repair, which sounds like what you need. Masks are fine but for serious dryness plus retinoid irritation suggests your mo
4eyes2020-07-30T13:25:36.000Z
Yes I read those studies too I think they were on PubMed. I'm thinking if you rinse off it should+
be fine, as long as your skin tolerates it. If I recall correctly, the studies involved leaving the olive oil on the skin as a moisturizer / barrier