Cellex-C

Cellex-C

rayoflight2022-04-26T19:04:20.000Z
I also ''grew up'' with Skinceuticals serums, since their Primacy and AOX products +
so way before CE Ferulic and the other ones. The similar options that I think are as good as Skinceuticals are Cellex-C High Potency, Paula's Choice C
rayoflight2021-11-08T15:46:06.000Z
I've read some of the blog that this brand runs and it's all a hogwash +
both the claims and the interpretations like the hyaluronic acid idea - incorrect, but created a lot of mistrust in the ingredient and now all of a su
rayoflight2021-10-17T20:23:47.000Z
It's not just with vitamin C, I think it was topical vitamin E that also had more of an +
impact when it was taken orally. For vit E (not as the sole ''active'' though) at least there are clues that just putting those things on skin only is
rayoflight2021-10-17T18:47:44.000Z
If you have given it or any other product a fair chance - let’s say +
6 months and beyond, and don’t feel like it’s doing anything then bin it. The only essential things for skin are healthy diet, consistent and restful
wunjosk82021-05-02T17:18:52.000Z
Early 90s—Neutrogena glycerine soap and a mineral sunscreen that Basis used to sell. It was great. I
think it was called Face the Day. It was SPF 30. Later 90s, I started seeing a esthetician for a series of mild peels. Switched to a gentle face was
Andee2021-05-02T13:16:12.000Z
Clarins Gentle Foaming Cleansr, PTR moisturizer w/SPF 25, CdLM original formula, Shu Uemeura+
cleansing oil, Lancome Effacil, dabbled with Cellex-C serum, Clarins Gentle Care Deodorant, Clarins SPF 40 SS, Cetaphil cleanser, some version of Dove
evillittlekitten2021-01-02T20:05:49.000Z
2019-2020 Empties (part 2...)
More empties... This time, skincare moisturizers, serums, and spf. For moisturizers, it's mostly staples still. I don't need much, tbh. https://img.
rayoflight2020-11-26T14:50:03.000Z
Maybe. Many of vitamin C products that are supposed to be dupes for the Skinceuticals CE Ferulic +
concept are not compatible with my acne-prone skin, either too irritating or outright breakout-inducing. The ''original'' Skinceuticals vitamin C prod
Art4Cara2020-10-11T14:15:07.000Z
Yes about the serum - r/o/p
Some years ago, the only Vitamin C serums available were the very pricey, spendy ones like Skinceuticals and Cellex-C, which, of course prompted many
rayoflight2020-10-03T10:35:37.000Z
Their serum, while fragrance free, has other things that might not +
agree with sensitive skin, the half a dozen diols or plant extract. Something like Cellex-C Hydra 5, SkinCeuticals B5 gel or Timeless Hyaluronic Acid