It's Skin

It's Skin

violet_avalon2024-03-02T21:53:05.000Z
i would try Avene's retinoids that are usually suited for sensitive skin+
I also have rosacea and have been using them for years. Now I use A-oxitive night peel but in the US it's probably easier to find Retrinal. It's impor
IRipandRun2024-03-02T15:30:08.000Z
Shiseido synchro skin foundation, it's medium coverage satin finish
omniclean2024-03-02T06:05:24.000Z
nothing beats tretinoin or tazarotene for regular use topical++
for occasional use topical, a light glycolic peel every few weeks alternating with microneedling (mn) or dermastamping. you can microneedle at 0.25 mm
jacona2024-03-02T01:11:19.000Z
Mauboussin Star, notes: Top -Pineapple and Fig; middle - Iris and Coconut Milk;...r
base notes are Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Praline, Heliotrope, White Amber and Virginian Cedar. On my skin I get a blast of sweet, ripe, juicy pineapple
MRSLE2024-03-01T17:16:01.000Z
I have spent a fortune on BBL lasers and for my skin, yes, it's worth it.
dahlialover2024-03-01T15:59:43.000Z
I have used the Protini in the past ++
I was given a sample in my birthday month a few years ago. When I first used it, it didn't seem particularly moisturizing (my skin is dry to super dr