CEZANNE

CEZANNE

doe_eyed_kitty2019-11-24T05:39:16.000Z
Cezanne
SteffStarrr2019-11-16T18:56:56.000Z
canmake and cezanne blushes are both very very sheer, following the formula +
of many Japanese brands. I don't think this would be too intense on you at all!
sprite262019-10-30T21:15:34.000Z
I *think* when you hear people refer to a Keratin treatment, they're talking about a ++
hair smoothing process. I've heard that Meghan Markle does it. Copied from Google: A keratin treatment is a chemical process that smooths and shines
ninotchka2019-09-23T18:12:16.000Z
Cezanne Skin Conditioner High Moist, though it's as much a ceramide/jobs tears product as HA
ninotchka2019-09-09T03:39:28.000Z
Cezanne High Moist + Skin1004 Centella + argan oil
ninotchka2019-08-21T15:34:02.000Z
Cezanne High Moist
ninotchka2019-08-18T04:46:46.000Z
Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule and Cezanne Skin Conditioner Moist under argan oil
gerlygerl2019-08-03T17:15:22.000Z
I think I have Cezanne in my bathroom right now! +
The HAda Labo is more moisturizing but seems to sink in beautifully. My acne triggers are oils like coconut and jojoba, too many stearates, anything t
ninotchka2019-08-02T23:05:27.000Z
Cool! I'm trying to decide if I should try it after using Cezanne Skin Conditioner for ages. ++
Have you used that as well? And could I ask what your triggers are generally?
jnbfan2019-07-05T15:24:42.000Z
I've observed this too. A lot of the products with enough ceramides also have cloggers or +
Essential oils. CeraVe was causing acne years ago. The only one I can tolerate is Cezanne High Moist but I suspect it doesn't have enough or the right