Barrier Repair

Barrier Repair

KimD5772023-10-21T19:58:15.000Z
Rces for those w/ sensitive reactive skin..when you use a product that really messes u up?
Hi all My skin is super super sensitive clog prone and reactive and DRY Ive been using the makeuperaser cloth and cicaplast balm (surprising this
WonderWoman2023-10-11T15:34:28.000Z
Reaction to your current toothpaste? Figure out what's causing it, then treat with jojoba oil +
and something else like Vaseline on top. Or get some type of barrier repair cream, which might speed up healing better than anything else.
Andee2023-10-06T19:57:10.000Z
When you increase from .025 to .05, treat it like starting tret for the 1st time. Start with just +
1/wk for a couple of weeks and stop using all other actives for awhile if you don't want to dry out your skin. Until your skin stops reacting, stop
omniclean2023-09-30T09:53:56.000Z
the scam is implying that regular moisturizers are inadequate for this task++
and that you need to buy an extra product. plain petrolatum is the best barrier repair. it's what doctors use after lasers, etc.
jacona2023-09-28T20:14:17.000Z
Complex 15 helped me repair my skin barrier years ago. It makes a difference
ziggymama2023-07-10T03:34:44.000Z
My skin also got EXTREMELY dry during meno, I finally found this regimen that's helped ++
For the body, SLATHER on rich lotion/cream (can mix in some oil if you like, avocado or coconut work well) while your skin is still wet from the showe
sandra19002023-07-04T10:44:04.000Z
Ah, try something like Cicaplast by La Roche Posay as a moisturizer for 14 days or so +
It will repair most of the skin barrier, and skip the retinol till your skin barrier is healed. Build up the use of retinol, 1 a week to 2 a week
bigcucumber2023-05-04T11:37:39.000Z
When my skin has been super dry and flaky from tret I love the Skinfix barrier repair moisturizer +
It’s pricy though. For drugstore I like the Vanicream original cream but layered over a hydrating serum By the way, I do think there’s a point at w