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Lizzy282021-10-08T19:29:28.000Z
I wouldn't bother. Overpriced, containing too much fragrance and other potentially irritating rop
ingredients and containing too little % of actives. PC Retinol products or even TO Retinol products are better. If you want something really effective
FeeFee342021-10-07T17:52:58.000Z
I use one sunscreen for face and body so don’t know how people afford that. I’m using blue lizard,+
And it’s way less than $10/oz. I ordered Pipette, All Good, and Neutrogena and those are also cheaper than $10/oz in the US. Even PC Calm is I think j
pinkpeonies2021-10-07T17:48:02.000Z
BV Knot / PC electrolyte moisturizer
Lizzy282021-10-07T13:21:46.000Z
A BHA product. PC has some excellent options.
rainshine2021-10-05T16:59:16.000Z
Broken record: PC CALM SPF 30 N/O
Lizzy282021-10-03T13:51:42.000Z
People don't "need" all kinds of stuff. Tretinoin and ss are the most important and effective for +
preventing/slowing down wrinkles, hyperpigmentation etc. Everything else is a nice bonus but not necessary. Like overpriced specific "eye" or "neck" c
rayoflight2021-10-02T20:59:45.000Z
PC doesn't list a date on that specific entry on their page, but I'm fairly certain +
it is older than the Uniliver acquisition (June 2021) because Wayback dates the earliest version of that article to November 2020, so even assuming PC
gerlygerl2021-10-02T15:38:43.000Z
those who clog from silicones - can you use water-soluable silicones (peg- etc.)?
most silicones break me out, but i'm eyeing the PC peptide booster, with PEG-8 dimethicone high up on the ingredient list, and i'm wondering if it'll
Lizzy282021-10-02T15:33:51.000Z
I bought a bottle of Oat Oil and tried it today; a few drops mixed with my moisturizer rop
(Clinique DDM Cream). Nice! Very emollient & soothing. I have dry (very dry in the colder months), sensitive Rosacean skin (not breakout prone). I als
rayoflight2021-10-01T19:47:16.000Z
True, no one knows everything, and the consensus gets updated as time passes +
though I would argue that PC has added about as many myths (like the judging of products based on INCI lists, short-chain alcohol bashing claiming it