IS Clinical

IS Clinical

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
autumn952020-09-01T16:10:26.000Z
SK are not really moles. seborrheic keratosis are crusty brown spots. From NYT+
Aging can bring unwelcome surprises, like crusty brown spots that gradually appear on your face, neck or trunk. They’re called unflattering names:
LipstickQueeen2020-08-29T18:45:37.000Z
I understand clinical trials can be scary ~ but my sister is alive because of one.
SelectiveOutrage2020-08-29T16:46:26.000Z
Take blood test to diagnose cancer
I would never participate in a clinical trial for a new drug or surgical procedure because of the risks. This is just a blood draw so I am going to s
rayoflight2020-08-27T08:48:29.000Z
It’s more likely that it’s a reaction to something in the +
product (the ingredient list is long, so there’s a dozen suspects). I’ve tried so many 1% retinol products over the years and they don’t really co
BBGirl12020-08-26T18:23:43.000Z
Here's the analysis from incidecoder.com ++
Key Ingredients Antioxidant: Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone, Caffeine, Rosmarinyl Glucoside, Caffeyl Glucoside, Gallyl Glucoside, Carnosine Cell-communica
CASS71982020-08-18T17:59:19.000Z
It was Erbaviva. I'll include the ingredients in the full message, it may have been the EOs in it?
Erbaviva sunscreen: active ingredient- 20% zinc oxide *aloe barbadensis leaf juice, *anthemis nobilis (chamomile) flower oil, caprylic/capric triglyce
starsobright2020-08-17T03:12:16.000Z
I used it and honesty was not impressed
. I didn’t get any noticeable benefits and every day it made my skin super shiny and extra oily. I am getting better benefits from alternating IS Clin
productjunkie762020-08-12T19:11:29.000Z
Starting a list on my Np of moisturizers without Glycerin r/o for list so far
I believe my skin does not like leave on products with glycerin. Also trying to avoid fragrance, cyclops, and essential oils. My HG devita moisturize
rayoflight2020-08-10T09:57:18.000Z
So far there not much/any evidence it’s bad for skin, especially not in the way +
and amounts used in sunscreens. It mostly down to formulation - if it’s like an old-school toner that has 30-50% or more alcohol in them and then ther