Barrier Repair

Barrier Repair

Seattlemama2020-07-26T20:03:54.000Z
((((Oh no you poor thing)))) I’m sorry that happened - that does seem like a high strength if you++
didn’t ramp up to it over several months. Questions: when did you apply it/how long has it been? If part of this is an allergic reaction to something
rayoflight2020-07-23T17:31:53.000Z
Different ones (in rotation) +
-Skinceuticals Triple Lipid (has essential oils though, I don’t appreciate that fact, but it’s so good for me, I must overlook that transgression) -L
citrinemalachite2020-07-07T17:05:41.000Z
What are your favorite Korean products that you’ve tried? Mine: (Edit to add others)
Benton snail bee high content essence: probably one of the first korean products I tried. I really liked it, it was perfect for my acne prone oily ski
KimD5772020-06-12T22:59:10.000Z
My skin didnt like the vanicream++
I tried several times...I have to look back at my review but I think burning/dryness but thanks for the other suggestion..will take a look at the in
JCuevas042020-06-04T20:11:03.000Z
Ordered the Zerafite Barrier Repair Moisturizer from Baumann Skin Type Solutions through a loophole+
Supposedly, the Zerafite has the correct Ceramide, cholesterol and fatty acid ratio needed for it to be beneficial to the skin. I also ordered the Ele
rayoflight2020-05-12T18:43:24.000Z
By silicone you mean all kinds including to fully cured ones (silicone rubber)? Or just the +
more volatile ones in cosmetics? Because the silicone patches (a la Frownies) might be worth a try under circumstances. Also I would figure out the
rayoflight2020-05-09T07:20:25.000Z
Resist BHA is one, and Barrier Repair moisturizer is also really, really great for me. Honestly, I +
have been unfaithful to my HG products and trying out stuff like Pyunkang Yul, Benton, Bioderma and it was all rubbish and skin was bleh and went back
Mommyandmore2020-04-17T13:36:12.000Z
Meadowfoam seed oil often used as a carrier oil; watermelon seed oil+
is more often combined with a carrier oil (added for its additional AOX) and feels less moisturizing than meadowfoam seed oil (which may absorb slower
JCuevas042020-04-12T21:32:52.000Z
PBI: That whole "retinoids cause thin skin" is is a misunderstood myth. +++
It can temporarily disrupt your skin barrier which is why waxing is not recommended without giving your skin time to repair that barrier after using a
rayoflight2020-04-04T20:56:57.000Z
At this point there’s no consensus what the correct ratio in product is and how to +
translate that into skin benefits. Aging skin lacks different lipids than atopic skin and it’s unlikely that applying a product that contains lipids i