Botanicals

Botanicals

Lizzy282019-11-11T16:26:54.000Z
Fragrance is the no.1 ingredient to avoid; for everyone. Sensitive skin or not. Even when in small +
amounts; chemical or natural. Esp. "natural" fragrance compounds like Citronellol, Geraniol, Linalool, D-limonene etc. and other botanicals can be ver
Livn2large2019-11-10T02:25:28.000Z
I used Ystheal cream for a couple of years when I could no longer get my tretinoin cream. ++
It wasn't nearly as effective as tretinoin, but it didn't irritate me either. FWIW, Mychelle also has a retinaldehyde night cream. I actually was go
Lizzy282019-11-09T21:44:21.000Z
I only agree everyone should avoid skincare products with fragrance, essential oils and denatured ro
alcohol. And even most botanicals aren't as beneficial for the skin as Oumere (and other brands) claims. Often they're at the least ineffective and at
Callie2019-11-08T22:21:33.000Z
Not yet! I used to use the Paula's Choice in the blue bottle (RESIST?) and liked it r/o
(but it was time to throw it out, and I haven't tried any new one - she redid it?) My goal is to have one "soothing" toner with absolutely no alcohol
Lizzy282019-11-06T22:18:09.000Z
That's not true about chemical ss. The best ss is a high SPF/PPD, broad-spectrum ss without rop
"natural" and chemical fragrance and certain botanicals/EOs. These ingredients might cause/worsen hyperpigmentation. Especially a high PPD >30 is impo
devo02019-11-04T00:14:20.000Z
Weleda skin food or pura botanicals watermelon mask
Lizzy282019-11-03T14:29:47.000Z
2nd. I just use my facial products (serum, moisturizer, oil and Tretinoin) around my eyes as well.+
Most "eye" creams are just overpriced basic moisturizers in fancy, useless packaging (transparent jars), containing potentially irritating ingredients
Lizzy282019-10-28T20:22:08.000Z
"Natural Does Not Mean Safe—The Dirt on Clean Beauty Products". rop
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamadermatology/fullarticle/2751513 I couldn't agree more. My extremely sensitive, dry Rosacean skin hates most botan
rayoflight2019-10-28T10:32:57.000Z
If it matters then I really like Mmhc for my skin and have actually repurchased it +++
and even in the big bottle because it’s so lightweight and doesn’t add to a greasy/shiny look and I can really drench skin with it in the morning (and
MaryEllen2019-10-25T18:44:33.000Z
There are a fair number of poor reviews for it, but to each his/her own. It was (link) +++
reformulated--well, quite a while back now--and they put a lot of botanicals in it, which are not friendly to me (arnica, chamomile, etc.), so I'm cur