La Mer

La Mer

bofuz2021-11-16T12:55:55.000Z
I have only tried Chanel and it is very very sheer, and I am not a full coverage girl. I am keeping+
my eye on the La Mer powder as I am a sucker for a good powder foundation. Unfortunately the LaMer counter here sucks big time, hardly any testers to
waddleod2021-11-16T02:13:08.000Z
Old la Mer
Sayuri12021-11-13T17:49:53.000Z
La Mer💕that’s what I use - over 10 years tretinoin user
BiancaC2021-11-13T04:02:36.000Z
For combo skin after using Tretinoin & other actives, which for my PM cream: La Mer or Tatcha Dewy?
becca72021-11-10T23:37:31.000Z
Thanks! It looks like heaven & I love the natural ingredients r/o...
but omg - the price is as bad as La Mer! It might be a better product though & is certainly more natural. I'd never even heard of the brand before
becca72021-11-08T18:48:27.000Z
I know. It's pretty much perfect & that's why people are willing to pay so much :( r/o...
Having said that, there have been some fabulous & cost-effective recommendations made for La Mer substitutes. I truly can't thank you all enough!!!
cosmicomics2021-11-08T16:36:22.000Z
Idea: The Ordinary Algae Extract + Sweet Almond Oil + Microcrystalline Wax, Paraffin, Petrolatum +
One could combine The Ordinary Algae Extract ($6.80) with EltaMD Laser Balm Post-Procedure Healing Ointment ($27) and Sweet Almond Oil ($5) = approxim
Andee2021-11-08T16:01:20.000Z
Not cheap, but cheaper: Sente Dermal Repair Ultra Nourish. And, I was a long time La Mer lover++
SCB kinda convinced me that the ing list wasn't the best although it never caused any adverse reaction for me. I also have tried to stop using product
LegalEagleAnnie2021-11-08T15:56:13.000Z
I agree about La Mer. Unfortunately I’ve never found anything quite as good. I
kimk2021-11-08T15:47:19.000Z
Perhaps la Roche Posay Cicaplast Baume B5? A lot of people find it very bland and soothing, plus
it's easy to find and light years cheaper than La Mer. :)