Good (Skin) Days

Good (Skin) Days

missirresponsible2020-09-29T23:36:18.000Z
I suffer from really bad irritation around my eye area that sounds similar ++
I find coconut oil to be very soothing but it isn’t a miracle cure. Otherwise I find the best thing I find is to not put anything on them for a couple
KatieRoxx2020-09-28T16:12:59.000Z
I feel it has a lot to do with what type of skin you have & what the weather is like. I noticed no+
transfer to the mask if I am walking around on cool days or I am sitting indoors masked up in a temperature-controlled environment. I own several pri
10172020-09-26T13:38:19.000Z
What did you think of the Airbrush concealer in terms of formula (if you had the right color)++
I am trying to see how I feel about it. The Nars RCC is my safe bet these days, but yes EVERYTHING feels like really good eye prep is critical. Robe
AnnaBanana19962020-09-23T17:41:12.000Z
It definitely depends on how sensitive your skin is. I've used the stridex pads most days a week++
for a good few years, and my skin really likes it. When I take a break from them for a bit, I can definitely tell the difference in my skin's texture
missthing3032020-09-23T05:50:06.000Z
Can you see a dermatologist? It could be rosacea. ++
I have good skin but I also have rosacea which flares up periodically. It gets red, dry and uber-sensitive and everything bothers it. It can also pre
brassovaries2020-09-22T21:03:39.000Z
Poll(ish): What investments in your beauty routine have been worth your time or $$? What hasn't? ++
I'm not talking about products, but procedures or techniques or treatments etc. What did you find to be a waste of $$ and what has made your life (or
ziggymama2020-09-20T22:36:30.000Z
Sounds like it might be seborrheic dermatitis, notoriusly hard to get rid of... ++
Here's some tips I've used/worked for me (very sensitive skin): Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm, SD) I had patches on my ears, along my h
kingspanky2020-09-10T00:36:51.000Z
My 15-year old Clarisonic Mia finally died ... anyone try a Luna Fofo? Or other ideas? ROP (links)
I'm 46 and I've had the same Clarisonic for at least 15 years. This was one of the first ones; had to get the special sensitive brush heads and use on
Lizzy282020-09-06T20:54:19.000Z
I know all about ad; my mother, sister and I have genetic serotonin deficiency and my son had to
take ad as well for his anxiety disorders and OCD. Yes, it's very individual and personal and side-effects vary. Personally I haven't any negative sid
rayoflight2020-09-06T19:59:56.000Z
Their 1% retinol Booster is a great product and effective, not just for retinol, the +
whole formula is somewhat unique (it’s also thin texture like a watery lotion) and well worth a try, either straight up or diluted, depending on how a