Health Chemical

Health Chemical

rayoflight2022-04-23T10:42:51.000Z
It's chemistry and physics, and if she's an aesthetician then she probably has +
no qualifications or expertise in either field beyond secondary education, and then it's a topic she is no expert in and it's a ''stick to your lane''
LizzardVanReptile2022-03-14T03:17:12.000Z
As you say, in your particular case, removing your ovaries could be beneficial to your ++
situation as a whole, if you and your doctors decide so, not specifically for minimizing your experience of menopause. My SIL is a triple negative bre
rayoflight2021-12-05T21:15:18.000Z
They aren't great. The irritation potential is high, exfoliation is questionable or +
very much down to the user; how hard and long the grains of choice (or other materials like Salux or loofah) are used on the skin. But it's not lik
happynell2021-11-19T01:19:15.000Z
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cosmicomics2021-11-07T12:46:23.000Z
Your night cream is oil-free and mattifying to minimize pores. I'd replace with a slightly richer +
but still oil-free, non-niacinamide, non-peptide, non-pore minimizing and bland option such as EltaMD Skin Recovery Lightweight Moisturizer (this has
rayoflight2021-10-16T16:03:02.000Z
This doesn't mean anything. If something is actually unsafe then that +
chemical gets either banned from use in cosmetics (or drugs, depending) or restricted to a safe level (think the perfect real-life example: Pierre Fab
Lizzy282021-10-14T19:51:00.000Z
This is not exactly new; Dr. Jetske Ultee already wrote in 2017 TiO2 and ZnO (nano) aren't really ro
any safer than "chemical" ss filters. Zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are known photocatalysts, meaning that the substances can form free radicals as
Lizzy282021-06-09T12:56:24.000Z
Skincare & healthy lifestyle only; no procedures. I'm not opposed cosmetic surgery/procedures rop
but IMHO too many people go way over the top. Esp. younger people and often for the wrong reasons. And such procedures are $$$$. Not to mention risky;
Senifacegrl2021-05-28T20:50:52.000Z
Have also given up on using sunscreen+
I have tried every sunscreen over the past few years, probably spent thousands of $ on sunscreens, and i react to every single 1. Any chemical i get a
Lizzy282021-03-12T14:10:08.000Z
Europe only approved the use of nano- and non-nano ZnO in 2016, with a maximum concentration rop
of 25%, in cosmetic products such as sunscreens. But ZnO and physical (organic) ss in general have always been and still is less popular in Europe bec