Eucerin

Eucerin

gerlygerl2020-12-07T14:30:33.000Z
The balm is def more moisturizing than Cetaphil. Haven't used Eucerin 5% in the tub though.
Maryvonne2020-12-07T04:08:13.000Z
Are the Aveeno cream and balm more moisturizing than Cetaphil or Eucerin 5% in the tub?
jambon882020-12-06T19:41:47.000Z
So not sure if everyone will agree with me (& that's ok), but I follow lots of derms online & many +
have mentioned that sweat is water soluble and it is okay to just rinse with water in the shower. Many discourage applying soap to our entire body and
StilllLearning2020-12-02T17:50:03.000Z
PS It sets so quickly...I think people are still trying to blend it as it sets & that+
causes the “cakey” or “heavy” complaints. If you use a very small amount -- a few drops only, blend super-quickly with warm fingers, and then leav
gerlygerl2020-12-02T15:34:54.000Z
My skin def gets dryer once the heat kicks on. I need to start up my humidifier. Could also be age+
as I'm in my 40s and seeing different skin changes over the past couple of years. Are you looking for a body lotion? You mention your clavicle. I'd lo
4eyes2020-12-01T14:18:07.000Z
TO's serums usually just provide an active, and for moisturization you need to apply a moisturizer+
on top. I also have rosacea, but oily / dehydrated type, and I was not wild about any of the Vit c serums, but if you do get one I'd say avoid the su
rayoflight2020-12-01T10:16:30.000Z
Avene and A-Derma make decent ones, they are part of same Pierre Fabre group, so there are +
similarities between some of their products, they use a lot of Tinosorb M, so their products do tend to look white on the skin. Also, Ultrasun, Uriage
4eyes2020-11-30T23:10:14.000Z
I pretty much agree w/ everything Lizzy and irresponsible posted. Do you have dry, normal or oily+
skin? I lhave oily/dehydrated skin and like the following products: cleansers - all of cerave's cleansers, Eucerin's pH 5 wash, Bioderma's Crealine
violet_avalon2020-11-30T22:18:32.000Z
Eucerin with 5% Urea, surprisingly.
4eyes2020-11-29T14:22:55.000Z
I agree. Plant oils and extracts and fragrances can often worsen pigment issues, and UV exposure+
propbably the #1 cause. There are sometimes other causes, such as medications, medical conditions, and hormones, but UV exposure will make anything