Eucerin

Eucerin

hiddencat22020-11-21T23:53:58.000Z
A lot of lotiony "mild" cleansers burn on me- this, cerave, aquanil. I do better with mild>
cleanser that sudses a bit like Eucerin, vanicream, etc.
sweet_potato2020-11-20T14:20:49.000Z
for the face - Eucerin Q10 cream, for the body - Cetaphil and Aveeno are good
4eyes2020-11-20T02:13:03.000Z
Have you tried Eucerin Sun oil control gel creme? It comes in spf50 and I think also in spf30+
It's FF and it's really nice. I have to order it online from Care to Beauty or Frenchcosmeticsclub.
Lizzy282020-11-19T15:28:24.000Z
You can just use any gentle, unfragranced facial moisturizer like LRP Toleriane Ultra, Eucerin rop
Q10 Cream, PC Moisture Boost or Skin Recovery Moisturizer. For anti-aging ss is most important.
Art4Cara2020-11-19T15:10:48.000Z
I haven't tried the Eucerin Professional lotion you mention but intrigued - r/o
is it richer and more effective than the Intensive Repair Lotion that I've been using for years? I also see that the Professional Rough and Bumpy come
Art4Cara2020-11-19T04:11:55.000Z
Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion:)
4eyes2020-11-19T01:20:52.000Z
and what? my faves are amlactin and eucerin professional rough and bumpy lotions
4eyes2020-11-18T13:32:17.000Z
oh yes, 3rd on a lotion w/ humectant acids. My HGs are Amlactin and Eucerin Rough and Bumpy lotion+
they both work great at plumping skin up w/ water.
Art4Cara2020-11-16T17:07:12.000Z
2nd about the glycolic lotion - while not a total miracle worker it does help - r/o
I've been using Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion for about 7 years now, after my DIY shea butter-coconut oil combo was no longer cutting it. I'm 73.
4eyes2020-11-16T14:35:22.000Z
I think this is called ageing. It's normal. All you can do is avoid too much UV exposure, make+
sure you are using as little drying products as possible (for example: there is really no need to use any cleanser on your arms. Plain water is fine.