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dottielsj2020-05-18T13:30:49.000Z
I think the key is always the right skin care routine. When I was oily++
(I’m more normal/dry now due to medication), my skin could easily become dehydrated, which I know probably makes zero sense when during the day with m
niftypineapple9142020-05-16T16:17:44.000Z
i'm just not buying it, reminds me of Slendertone in the 90s, I'm seeing it used on mostly
women who have access to and use a lot of other (proven) treatments such as laser, tretinoin long term, botox, filler, etc.
Augs2020-05-16T01:28:20.000Z
I started Retin A in my mid 30s and it has proven to be the best skincare decision I’ve ever made.
ninotchka2020-05-14T22:32:11.000Z
I don't think there are any "proven" methods with oils. I just try to use it away from my ss ++
so it doesn't compromise the protection. Beyond that, I use it either on top of or combined with my heavier hydrators.
ewojdula2020-05-13T16:16:17.000Z
Rose Barbare has quite a fan club here but, like everything, it's not for everyone. I get no celery+
note at all, but that's probably just me. I've tried quite a few of these highly-acclaimed ones that are listed too, and they were only meh on me. Fou
rayoflight2020-05-12T18:43:24.000Z
By silicone you mean all kinds including to fully cured ones (silicone rubber)? Or just the +
more volatile ones in cosmetics? Because the silicone patches (a la Frownies) might be worth a try under circumstances. Also I would figure out the
rayoflight2020-05-07T06:21:03.000Z
You’d have to specify what ingredient(s) you mean, but the brand +
uses stuff like green tea that tends to go off regardless of packaging and other ingredients that might contain similarly unstable chemicals. There do
rayoflight2020-05-06T10:49:02.000Z
Isn’t it one if those Instagram/influencer promoted cannabinoid +
brands? 2 things to consider: 1) cannabinoids, including CBD, are unstable. The tech to keep them stable and viable in bottle is in its infancy, unles
rayoflight2020-04-30T11:20:16.000Z
Not likely. It’s yet another derivative of vitamin C and there +
nothing saying how much of it is in there. In the few studies where tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate is mentioned it is hardly ever used as the only ingredie
GeekChick2020-04-29T03:27:27.000Z
I think it’s pretty much been proven that the virus can linger on surfaces and ++
is airborne, although there’s debate over whether those are the *main* way it spreads. The only way to have ZERO exposure is if you and everyone y