Eucerin

Eucerin

haikuforu2020-11-24T04:00:49.000Z
I think the Eucerin is a chemical ss
4eyes2020-11-23T21:56:00.000Z
You may want to back off on the steaming. It can actually cause water loss and broken caps unless+
you are using cool steam. Check out the skin care board. I recommend a good moisturizer instead of an straight oil. Depending on your skin type, so
jambon882020-11-23T19:20:05.000Z
I'm hoping those who have tried will chime in, but I recall at one point, there were a few ++ rop
folks who seemed to like the CVS Clear Zinc SPF 50 or it might have been the Walgreens Clear Zinc/Sensitive Skin SPF 50. If anyone has tried these, pl
jambon882020-11-23T19:07:41.000Z
Curious - where do you purchase Eucerin International version? I've been very skeptical to order ++
international sunscreen online for fear of getting a counterfeit product and then how I wouldn't really know if the product was legit or not. Though I
rayoflight2020-11-23T17:20:58.000Z
So a while ago I posted about UVB filter Homosalate being +
put up for scrutiny by SCCS. Apparently, they decided (note: that's not the 'final opinion'): ''In the SCCS’s opinion, the use of homosalate as
4eyes2020-11-23T17:02:11.000Z
Eucerin (International versions) makes some really moisturizing, plumping spf50 products+
actually if dewy and high spf is what you need, the french and german ss's in general are quite good for that. I would rec: 1. Eucerin's US version
4eyes2020-11-23T16:35:00.000Z
Eucerin makes a good one for body, and a one for face. Both spf30. Daily Hydration spf 30 for body+
and Daily Protection spf30 for face. If you are outside of US, you have more choices from Eucerin. If you have oily skin, the Cetaphil oil control s
4eyes2020-11-23T15:04:25.000Z
I'm over 50 w/ sensitive, acne prone skin, and I could not tolerate the LRP effaclar - too harsh+
but I would recommend the Walgreen's Proactiv dupe kit w/ 2.5% BP. With BP, more is not better. ONe has to balance drying and irritating effects w/
Lizzy282020-11-22T21:40:30.000Z
Apply a body lotion with AHA, BHA or at least 10% Urea to the area in between shavings. These rop
ingredients will help exfoliating and preventing ingrowns. BHA is also anti-inflammatory. PC and Eucerin both have good, gentle, unfragranced products
Lizzy282020-11-22T16:10:41.000Z
Don't know if it's fast absorbing enough for you but I use plain unscented baby (mineral) oil. rop
The J&J Baby Oil with Aloe Vera is nice as well if you fancy a mild scent. Nivea, Eucerin or Sebamed Shower Oil might be other (fragranced) options. I