PC

4eyes2021-04-21T03:31:30.000Z
Perimenopause may be messing w/ your hormones.* Have you looked into BCP and/or spironolactone?+
If you can't use those things, I'd look into perhaps upping your tret % and your HQ %. You could also try an OTC azelaic acid, like the ones made by
ziggymama2021-04-20T09:09:14.000Z
I prefer the CLEAR Regular Strength; it's watery and PC CS says the pH is gentler than the others.
Lizzy282021-04-19T16:20:55.000Z
PC Skin Recovery Hydrating Cream; Eucerin Q10 Cream; LRP Toleriane Ultra; Avene Tolerance rop
Extreme Cream or Control Balm; Clinique DDM Cream. Brands like EL, Lancome etc. are overpriced and most often contain irritating ingredients (fragran
Lizzy282021-04-19T12:11:24.000Z
2nd.! Please share your experience with the PC Oil Cleanser;-)
CarribeanBlue2021-04-19T09:30:31.000Z
Love PC products! Curious about the balm cleanser too
rayoflight2021-04-19T08:37:31.000Z
I've tried a handful of products with it in them and it's unimpressive in stuff like Avene +
or Omorovicza, nothing like results from retinol, and at a higher strength, 2% in the Paula's Choice version, it gave me a skin reaction (sure it's Ba
Applesauce22021-04-19T03:22:13.000Z
My little PC haul. Can't wait to try the cleanser
https://img.makeupalley.com/9/6/8/9/3840244.jpg
Lizzy282021-04-18T17:19:57.000Z
PC Calm Mineral Moisturizer SPF30. But I never (need to) double cleanse; not even with my LRP rop
water-resistant sunscreens. For body I use Eucerin Shower Oil or Avene Xeracalm Cleansing Oil and both remove ss well. It's all YMMV and depending on
Coolmint2021-04-18T17:11:43.000Z
difference between PC Liquid BHA and Gel BHA 2%
4eyes2021-04-18T12:41:50.000Z
I have rosacea, but oily type. I have had good luck w/ the following ss's: PC Calm+
moisturizer+spf30 (non-drying, light moisture), - Cetaphil Redness Relief tinted moisturizer +spf20 (quite moisturizing, I can't use in summer, there