Exposed Skincare

Exposed Skincare

jnbfan2022-11-12T17:10:09.000Z
The consensus in science and medicine is where there is smoke then there is harm. PM2.5 is
is still exposed to the skin in high concentrations with MJ smoking. PM2.5 exposure is known for causing an array of issues like pigmentation, skin he
subgirl2022-09-14T22:57:14.000Z
Are you in referring to the Prop 65 warning on +
Literally EVERYTHING in California? The same notice is on anything that could potentially cause harm at ANY amount to ANY body in ANY condition (ie yo
rayoflight2021-12-19T09:14:56.000Z
It would help but whether or not this hypothetical someone would have a nice skin +
depends on their genetics for the most part and also lifestyle factors. All the beauty products in the world won't do much for someone who consiste
Lizzy282021-10-16T13:55:20.000Z
Not all sunscreens are alike. There are so many different ss filters and different formulas. rop
Have you narrowed it down to a specific ingredient/ingredients? Are you sure the culprit isn't any ingredient in your skincare- and/or makeup products
jambon882021-09-27T23:24:47.000Z
My understanding is that most people underapply which means you won't be able to achieve the ++
protection on the label. And SPF is logarithmic I believe so if I under apply an SPF 30, it doesn't mean I'm getting at least SPF 25. Thus, some derma
Lizzy282021-05-31T11:25:10.000Z
I don't think you would have to refrigerate any skincare products; maybe Vit. C Serum. Just store ro
skincare products cool, dry and dark so not in a humid bathroom or such. If you live in a hot country w/o airconditioning options refrigerating might
wunjosk82021-02-02T20:04:07.000Z
I don't wash in the morning. I apply a good vit c serum and a hyaluronic acid serum, then a
physical sunscreen (I rotate several—Josie Maran, Elta MD, Coola, ). I have always worked from home and live in the PNW, but I still wear spf 40 or h
jambon882020-10-20T00:21:18.000Z
For myself, it would be to prevent sun damage in the form of white spots, brown spots, redness, +++
wrinkles, etc. The best skin care routine for this is to reduce exposure to UV. I'm someone who will burn in under 20 minutes so it is prudent that I
jambon882020-05-12T17:40:40.000Z
No one. Myself included. I hate applying sunscreen. I hate the smell. I hate the greasy, sticky ++
feeling. I especially hate if it rubs off on other things (which can ruin certain things). Most burn or irritate my skin (especially my face and eyes)
Lizzy282019-12-04T22:20:54.000Z
I don't seek out products with them but if they are in a product I'm able to tolerate it's a nice ro
bonus;-) I disagree with Dr. Dray (she doesn't know it all and I just can't watch her); plenty of scientific research already showed and proved antiox