Eucerin

Eucerin

4eyes2019-11-30T12:52:14.000Z
No super hot water! If his skin is anywhere from normal to oily, I'd say Cerave Foam Cleanser,+
or Vanicream cleanser, Eucerin ph5 body and face cleanser, or Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming cleanser. If his skin is dry to dry/combo, then I'd say
Lizzy282019-11-29T18:19:45.000Z
IME/IMO nothing works as well as the good old frozen spoon trick and/or cold cucumber slices;-) rop
Instantly de-puffs and refreshes and dirt cheap as well=P For moisture you can use any gentle, unfragranced facial cream like Eucerin Q10, PC Skin Rec
rachaelg2019-11-29T16:36:26.000Z
Urea. Hydrating, repairing and keratolytic. I actually use Eucerin Advanced Repair handcream, ro
and despite having ingredients I always steered clear of, this is the least congested my skin has ever been, and I tried Differin for half a year, AHA
4eyes2019-11-26T15:07:44.000Z
Mine does that. I find showering daily w/ a salux and applying Amlactin immediately after works+
best. So far, nothing is as good as Amlactin in terms of effectiveness, although the Eucerin lotion w/ lactic and urea is probably the next best thin
rayoflight2019-11-25T19:48:16.000Z
The pure ceramides are expensive though, not *that* expensive, but expensive +++
enough to drive manufacturers to choose the pre-made mixes that also aren’t exactly cheap compared to other stuff like green tea extract or niacinamid
Lizzy282019-11-25T15:21:39.000Z
I've been using Tretinoin Cream 0.02% (lowest % available over here) for more than 4 years now. rop
For anti-aging and to treat my Rosacea. I mix with a tiny bit of moisturizer (Eucerin Q10 Cream) and use 3-4 nights a week. I never experienced any fl
4eyes2019-11-23T14:57:46.000Z
Neutrogena Ultra Gentle (both foaming and hydrating) are both nice cleansers. I'd avoid+
the ones designed for acne - they tend to be too drying and harsh. Cerave also makes great cleansers. For moisturizers, I like Eucerin Ultrasensitiv
4eyes2019-11-23T14:31:06.000Z
Well, foundations can accentuate even the slightest flakiness, but if it's noticeable to you, you+
may need to add something moisturizing to your routine to address it. Doesn't have to be moisturizer - it could be changing to a milder cleanser, it
BCoffin2019-11-22T17:44:39.000Z
eucerin aquaphor literally helped overnight for me
4eyes2019-11-22T15:13:15.000Z
2nd. You may need to switch to the hydrating cleanser and skip the HA. Maybe sub in a moisturizer+
like Eucerin Q10, Vanicream, or Differin Soothing at night.