Neutrogena

Neutrogena

rayoflight2021-01-03T17:37:07.000Z
Both are quite reputable. The companies I mentioned are EU ones, so you're unlikely +
to find their sunscreens in the US, and even if you were to find some, they are probably entirely different products. Same as none of the LRP sun prod
katia72021-01-03T01:32:12.000Z
I generally have dry skin and really dry in the winter but lately when I wake up it feels oily...rop
I do use a moisturizer before bed (Neutrogena with Retinol) which I've used for months and it hasn't felt oily. Recently I started using this SPF even
startingover20182021-01-02T18:37:06.000Z
Lip product and cleanser help please?+++
Is there something in this lip product that could cause my lips to become cracked and dry? Certified Organic Castor, Jojoba, and Avocado oils, Sh
jambon882021-01-01T22:07:08.000Z
Yikes. Sorry to hear this. I don't get a rash from it, but I can't stand how it smells. For me, the
smell constantly lingers and never goes away. It was in the Neutrogena Sheer Zinc sunscreen product as well and I couldn't get over the smell at all.
dottielsj2021-01-01T16:11:52.000Z
I’m in my 60s and my skin was super oily until a few years ago, it’s pretty++
normal now but I did have to completely revamp my skin care routine. Plus, I too had to give up matte foundations. But some amazing non-matte founda
claud92021-01-01T03:08:14.000Z
Best of 2020 (my list keeps growing LOL)++
Best.... Primer: Weleda skin food Foundation: MUFE waterblend Concealer: NARS soft matte Setting powder: PMG Setting spray: CT Brow gel:
rayoflight2020-12-31T17:53:57.000Z
US sunscreens are rarely actually tested for PPD, mostly just for in-house research because +
it isn't required by the FDA so no company routinely burns tens of thousands of monies to test for that (sunscreen testing in the US isn't quite as ex
rayoflight2020-12-30T23:57:57.000Z
That's strange. A dermatologist should maybe give multiple options, if they make specific product +
recommendations and maybe not leave it at a luxury brand. I dunno if they are selling Skinceuticals or/and getting some sort of incentive to do so but
4eyes2020-12-30T04:45:00.000Z
don't use that one it's crap - 10% BP plus a lot of irritating plant extracts. Try something 2.5%+
w/ fewer ings, like acne.org's or Walgreen's/Walmart dupe of the Proactiv 2.5%. Neutrogena also makes a decent 2.5% BP. Panoxyl makes a nice 4% crea
claud92020-12-28T00:10:59.000Z
Poll: what products/tools do you use to remove your makeup at night? I need ideas ++
I always use Neutrogena oil-free eye makeup remover for eye makeup which I love. But I’ve fallen out of love with Clinique TTDO balm...it feels plasti