Good Skin

Good Skin

BayAreaMom2024-08-31T22:08:35.000Z
I’m no aesthetician or skin care expert but aging brings on the loss of things essential to ++
youthful skin and the inevitable accumulation of the many damaging effects of just simply living a good long life—but you’re miles ahead in being not
laurenp2024-08-31T15:08:51.000Z
I think technique is more important than brands. I had to go
Make some changes in my 40s. No more harsh sharp eyeliner and I mostly use brown mascara. More and brighter blush most of the time. Less on the eyes a
bofuz2024-08-30T13:42:22.000Z
My skin loves it but could never get a good shade match.
dottielsj2024-08-30T12:55:48.000Z
Definitely. If I don’t fndt doesn’t go on smoothly. This is my routine. Cleanse with creamy+
Cleanser; rice water essence; peptide essence; hyaluronic acid serum; Laneige Cream Skin (kinda hard to explain what it is, but it’s kind of a moistur
CNo642024-08-29T20:24:01.000Z
I really like this stuff for my 60-year-old still slippery oily, flaky "congested" skin. +
It doesn't perform miracles - not quite - but it's cruelty-free, dirt cheap, and does a good job of smoothing my skin without irritating it. You do NO
BayAreaMom2024-08-29T19:49:38.000Z
I really believe in toners if they contain good ingredients that layer well & add health to skin