It's Skin

It's Skin

DustyDusty2024-02-14T18:39:43.000Z
Try a compounding pharmacy for a custom formula+
It's a lot cheaper from what I understand. Haven't tried this route myself but posters on r/rosacea have. The base formula has to be irritant free.
Vanille2024-02-14T16:50:01.000Z
I love and often use the "regular" Anthelios fluid sold in Canada. It's a bit shiny for +
my oily skin but with powder on top, I manage. Do you think it's similar ? Thank you! :-)
MRSLE2024-02-14T16:24:00.000Z
No. I like it but on someone else. Pink clashes with my skin tone. It's a nice looking bag.
dahlialover2024-02-14T15:58:53.000Z
Chantecaille talc-free loose powder. It's gorgeous! When my oily skin switched to dry, the powder+
no longer played nice and actually made my face feel even more dry, plus itchy. But man did I love it back in my oily days, so much so that I had it
nickitraylor2024-02-14T12:56:52.000Z
I think it's just on my skin tone, I love it in the bottle, lololol
bastet2024-02-14T09:08:11.000Z
Very bright blushes. I used to be able to use them sparingly for a fresh look+
but now either the shade looks off (especially with orange-y shades) or it emphasizes redness I now have in my cheeks (with pink and lilac shades). I
bastet2024-02-14T08:52:01.000Z
I have the same problem with hyaluronic acid - it's the low-molecular weight HA (= hydrolysed) HA+
that irritates me. I don't have a problem with "normal hyaluronic acid (= high-molecular weight; if it's not very high on the ingredient list). It too
omniclean2024-02-14T03:32:14.000Z
i tend to blame a formulation as a whole--
without patch testing an isolated ingredient, it's nearly impossible to put the blame on a single thing. I know for a fact that some formulations
DressageDiva2024-02-13T21:49:52.000Z
Addiction just opened a US website, it's easy to order from. I have a load of their blushes. ...
unapologetically loving EACH and Every one of them. I have about 10 now and they have some new ones I'm eyeing. What I love: nothing goes on to he