Nia

Nia

doocaw2020-03-28T01:25:22.000Z
PC Nia Booster - I use the 10% version, just a couple drops into my morning lotion
SuzKS2020-03-03T18:16:39.000Z
Ugh I had something similar when I was on Accutane - my derm had me on Cerave the whole +
time and I continued to break out the entire time as I can't handle coconut derivatives. I would go back to a very very basic routine and just give it
dottielsj2020-01-13T16:15:26.000Z
You could probably benefit from a bond treatment++
If you don’t have a licensed cosmetologist who can buy Olaplex 1 and 2 for you (No 3 did nada and I’m NOT impressed with No 6 and 7 either so won’t re
jnbfan2020-01-05T01:43:39.000Z
The strange thing is that I use actives that are stronger than the products from TO. For example, +
today I use Tazorac .1% gel, which is considered one of the strongest Rx retinoids. I also use Maelove's Glowmaker which is 15% L-AA. I can also use M
inkyblaine2020-01-02T01:14:14.000Z
Which would you rather have+
Sorry I can’t post the ingredients but the De has niacidime and I currently use peach and Lilly glass skin and that has nia in it so I’m not sure if t
tempesttides2019-12-15T03:58:53.000Z
That sounds like a good mild routine. Has TO nia serum caused any breakouts for you?
productjunkie762019-12-04T00:38:51.000Z
Maelove Nia 10 calming serum- thoughts? r/o please
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1919/1971/files/NIA_ingredients.png?368
mannequin2019-11-06T19:33:05.000Z
These luxury products aren’t worth it IMO, however, I am willing to spend on medical grade +
skincare like Alastin, Sente, PCA Skin, Skin Better, IS Clinical, and NIA 24.
Katie4112019-11-02T09:31:17.000Z
I love the 10% nia + zinc and the 30%+2% peel (although not using that atm) and recently +
I've been using the Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% before my tret and that seems to be working nicely. I'm using it every other night and I feel some PI
Katie4112019-10-25T08:18:00.000Z
No I used it on the 2nd and 3rd night as my skin can be reactive. I'd tried to use tret in the+++
past and my skin couldn't tolerate it, and I was using differin before the tret but only as a short contact and where I broke out. But this time I st